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Dark X-Men

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Fictional comic book characters
For the other team previously called Dark X-Men, seeShadow-X.
Dark X-Men
The Dark X-Men
Art bySimone Bianchi
Group publication information
PublisherMarvel Comics
First appearanceUncanny X-Men #513 (September2009)
Created byMatt Fraction
Terry Dodson
In-story information
Type of organizationTeam
Leader(s)Norman Osborn
Dark X-Men
Series publication information
PublisherMarvel Comics
ScheduleMonthly
FormatLimited series
Genre
Publication date(Dark X-Men: The Beginning)
September – October2009
(Dark X-Men)
January – May2010
Number of issuesDark X-Men: The Beginning
3
Dark X-Men
5
Creative team
Writer(s)Dark X-Men: The Beginning
Paul Cornell
James Asmus
Shane McCarthy
Marc Bernardin
Adam Freeman
Rob Williams
Jason Aaron
Simon Spurrier
Dark X-Men
Paul Cornell
Artist(s)Dark X-Men: The Beginning
Ibraim Roberson
Michel LaCombe
Paco Diaz
Jock
Paul Davidson
Penciller(s)Dark X-Men: The Beginning
Leonard Kirk
Jesse Delperdang
Dark X-Men
Leonard Kirk
Inker(s)Dark X-Men: The Beginning
Jay Leisten
Andy Lanning
Dark X-Men
Jay Leisten
Letterer(s)Rob Steen
Colorist(s)Dark X-Men: The Beginning
Brian Reber
Ranier Beredo
Matt Milla
John Rauch
Edgar Delgado
Dave Stewart
Dark X-Men
Brian Reber
Creator(s)Matt Fraction
Terry Dodson
Editor(s)Daniel Ketchum
Nick Lowe
Joe Quesada

TheDark X-Men are a fictional team appearing inAmerican comic books published byMarvel Comics. They made their debut during thecrossover betweenDark Avengers andUncanny X-Men written byMatt Fraction, as part of the broaderDark Reign storyline.[1] Each member but Namor has been handpicked by then–H.A.M.M.E.R. directorNorman Osborn for his own criminal agenda.

In-universe, the team was never officially called the "Dark X-Men" (which was the name of the comics series, not the team). Instead, they were simply called the "X-Men" and were a government-sponsored team trying to take advantage of the name recognition ofCharles Xavier's X-Men, to which they had no official connection (much like Osborn'sAvengers team was pretending to be the realAvengers).

Publication history

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At the 2009Emerald City ComiCon, writer Matt Fraction confirmed that the Dark X-Men would not be featured in a title of their own, but would rather be featured inUncanny X-Men during the crossover withDark Avengers.[2]

In an April 16, 2009 interview withComic Book Resources, Fraction explained the whole idea behind the Dark X-Men was to create three teams;Norman Osborn'sDark Avengers,Scott Summers's X-Men, and Emma Frost's new "Dark" X-Men.[1]

Comic book writerJason Aaron stated in March 2009 thatMystique would have a short story in theDark X-Men: The Beginning mini-series, but did not confirm whether or not she would join the team;[3] it was later shown that Mystique was impersonatingProfessor X to make the media believe Charles Xavier supported Norman Osborn's decisions. Similarly,Dark Beast was mentioned as featured in the first two issues ofDark X-Men: The Beginning, but was not confirmed as member of the Dark X-Men.[4] However, both of them were actually revealed as members of the team (with Mystique impersonating Professor X) in Uncanny X-Men #513, released on July 1, 2009.

Other members of the team Fraction chose include Cloak and Dagger, neither of which have had strong ties to any of theX-Men books. "They're here presented with a chance to have their reputations exonerated and their records sealed [if they join the Dark X-Men]," explains Fraction in an interview with Marvel.com. "Osborn presents it to them as the ultimate public service, [where] they can work off their past indiscretions—[such as] Cloak's dealings with the Avengers during the [Skrull] invasion."[5] Fraction reveals the more appealing part of Dark X-Men was to see how Cloak and Dagger react in a real superhero team scenario.[5] Cloak and Dagger's involvement with the Dark X-Men has put their proposed miniseries on hold.[6]

Another team member worthy of note is Mimic, who sees joining this team as a chance to do some good. Writer James Asmus explained: "To actually be invited onto a team—and one working for the government, no less—gives him a vote of confidence that was sorely needed in his life. Unfortunately for Cal, he doesn't realize he didn't sign up with the good guys."[7] The first issue ofDark X-Men: The Beginning will feature stories about Namor, Mimic and Dark Beast. The second featured stories about Cloak & Dagger, Weapon Omega and Daken. The third featured stories about Emma Frost & Namor, Mystique & Norman trying to recruitAurora.

Following the conclusion ofUtopia a 5-issue mini-series titledDark X-Men, written by Paul Cornell and illustrated by Leonard Kirk, was published. The team roster consisted of Dark Beast, Mimic, Mystique (no longer impersonating Charles Xavier), and Weapon Omega, and showed the re-emergence ofNate Grey.

Norman Osborn's X-Men

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In 2009, a team of X-Men assembled byNorman Osborn during the "Utopia" storyline as part of the overarching "Dark Reign" event.[8]

Members
CharacterReal name
MystiqueUnrevealed (alias: Raven Darkhölme)
White QueenEmma Frost
Sub-MarinerNamor McKenzie
WolverineDaken Akihiro
MimicCalvin Montgomery Rankin
OmegaMichael Pointer
CloakTyrone Johnson
DaggerTandy Bowen
Dark Beast (Earth-295)Henry Philip McCoy

Dark X-Men 2023

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A new Dark X-Men team is forged by Madelyne Pryor in 2023 in light ofOrchis attacking theHellfire Gala.[9]

Members
CharacterName
Goblin QueenMadelyne Pryor
HavokAlexander Summers
Gimmick / FeintCarmen Maria Cruz
GambitRemy Etienne LeBeau
ArchangelWarren Worthington III
MaggottJapheth
EmplateMarius St. Croix
Azazel
ZeroKenji Uedo
Albert

Collected editions

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TitleMaterial collectedPublished dateISBN
Dark X-Men: The BeginningDark X-Men: The Beginning #1-3,X-Men Legacy #226-227December 2009978-0785142300
Avengers/X-Men: UtopiaUncanny X-Men #513-514,X-Men: Legacy #226-227,Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Exodus,Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Utopia;Dark Avengers #7-8,Dark X-Men: The Beginning #1-3,Dark X-Men: The ConfessionNovember 2009978-0785142331
Dark X-MenDark X-Men #1-5May 2010978-0785145264

References

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  1. ^abRichards, Dave (2009-04-16)."Matt Fraction Talks Uncanny X-Men".Comic Book Resources.Comic Book Resources. Retrieved2009-04-17.
  2. ^"ECCC: Pint O' C.B."Comic Book Resources.Comic Book Resources. April 6, 2009.
  3. ^"X-Position: Jason Aaron". Comic Book Resources. 2009-05-12. Retrieved2009-05-12.
  4. ^"Marvel Comics Solicitations, July 2009".Comic Book Resources. 2009-04-21. Retrieved2009-05-28.
  5. ^abStrom, Marc (2009-05-27)."Our Dark X-Men Week continues with an in-depth look at Cloak and Dagger". Marvel.com. Retrieved2009-05-28.
  6. ^"My Cup o' Joe". MySpace Comic Books. 2009-05-01. Archived fromthe original on 2009-05-05. Retrieved2009-05-01.
  7. ^"Dark X-Men: Deadly Genesis". Marvel.com. 2009-06-11. Retrieved2009-06-11.
  8. ^Murray, Kirsten (May 8, 2019)."All Of The Dark X-Men, Ranked". RetrievedOctober 19, 2020.
  9. ^Foxe, Steve (August 16, 2023)."Dark X-Men (2023) #1". RetrievedAugust 24, 2023.

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