The X-Men 2099 Discover New Hope For Mutantkind With Spider-Man 2099

[JayC]

Marvel Comics is currently celebrating the 30-year anniversary of its 2099 imprint with SPIDER-MAN 2099: EXODUS, a thrilling limited series that revolutionizes the far-future setting for a new age! Written by Steve Orlando, the saga kicks off when a Celestial falls to Earth, providing a glimmer of hope to the grim dystopian world that fan-favorite hero Spider-Man 2099, Miguel O’Hara, must protect at all costs. Following Spider-Man’s mission, each issue of the series switches focus to a different team or character resulting in a thrilling journey that catches readers up to speed with the core elements of the 2099 mythos and introduces new heroes along the way such as 2099 versions of Black Widow, Loki, and Winter Soldier. And in August’s SPIDER-MAN 2099: EXODUS #5, Orlando will team up with acclaimed artist Kim Jacinto to debut the new X-MEN 2099! Joining classic X-MEN 2099 characters such as Cerebra, Krystalin, and Bloodhawk will be new X-Men, some of who have adopted the names of their legendary predecessors. Check out action-packed new interior artwork and Jacinto’s design sheets that feature these new 2099 X-Men including Cyclops, Northstar, Phoenix, and more!

SPIDER-MAN: EXODUS #5 reveals that at the epicenter of the Celestial’s Garden is a mutant, somehow fallen from the stars. The nomadic X-Men fight to claim the Garden as their new home but will Spider-Man respect their claim? Or will he try to take the Garden for humans? And even if they can co-exist, what'll Spider-Man and the X-Men do about the Cabal Sentinels breathing down their necks?

“From the comics to the toys, X-MEN 2099 was nothing more than the coolest stuff for me when I was just dipping my toe into reading monthly comics, launching right as I switched over from reading whatever I could from flea market back issue bins, to finally having a comic store and following books month to month,” Orlando explained when asked about his love for 2099. “The world was desolate and engrossing, the team was both familiar and different -- a ragtag chosen family of mutants just struggling to survive. So, to celebrate that for 2099's 30th Anniversary is just kickass. To get to work with some of the first X-Men I ever met? Just kickass. And to add to that family, with faces both old and new? That's like some cross temporal electricity jolting back to whatever part of my brain holds my childhood. It wouldn't be 2099 without the X-Men, and here? We've got a team built to nod to the past but also dive headlong into the future!”

“It's such a great honor to design these characters! My design choices are inspired by different artists like Greg Baldwin and Dave Guertin from CreaturBox, Sean Galloway, Segi Brosa just to name a few. Looking at their designs helped me to envision and create these X-Men 2099 characters,” Jacinto added. “This is a dream come true for me! I would like to thank my editors Mark Paniccia, Danny Khazem, and, one of the best writers out there, Steve Orlando! Such a great pleasure working with them! I am very thankful!”

Be there on August 3 when mutantkind joins the 2099 revolution in SPIDER-MAN 2099: EXODUS #5! For more information, visit Marvel.com.

Retailers, don’t forget to order your copies of SPIDER-MAN 2099: EXODUS #5 by Monday, July 4!

SPIDER-MAN 2099: EXODUS #5 (OF 5)
Written by STEVE ORLANDO
Art by KIM JACINTO
Colors by JAY DAVID RAMOS
Letters by VC’s CLAYTON COWLES
Cover by RYAN STEGMAN, JP MAYER, & ARIF PRIANTO - 75960620239300511
2099 Frame Variant Cover by KEN LASHLEY & JUAN FERNANDEZ - 75960620239300521
Connecting Variant Cover by RON LIM & ISRAEL SILVA – 75960620239300531
On Sale 8/3

[Lord_Scareglow]

I see a ton going on here in these images, the biggest oddity is I don't see a Spider-Man, why is this Spider-Man 2099?, when it's clearly X-Men 2099, I stand confused.

*edit

wait I spotted Waldo, I mean Spider-Man, in one single panel...guess he is there.

[SpiderS]

I guess the only way they can market 2099 universe is if word "Spider-man" is included and my bet is he has very a minor role judging by the covers, I really can't blame the marketing department but yeah it kinda sucks.