New X-Men – TP – Grant Morrison Book 1 – 2011 

Dive into a bold, genre-defining era of mutant storytelling with New X-Men – Grant Morrison Book 1, a trade paperback that collects the first wave of Morrison’s revolutionary run on Marvel’s flagship mutant title. Originally released in 2011, this collection reshapes the X-Men mythos with a daring mix of futuristic science, philosophical undertones, and emotional character arcs — all under Morrison's visionary pen.

This volume gathers issues New X-Men #114–117 and Annual 2001, introducing readers to a world where mutantkind faces a new evolution — not just biologically, but ideologically. With Professor Xavier returning to a changing world, the X-Men find themselves up against Cassandra Nova, a villain as intellectually formidable as she is sinister. Morrison masterfully introduces secondary mutations, expands the purpose of the Xavier Institute, and lays the groundwork for themes that will ripple through the X-Men universe for years to come.

Frank Quitely, Ethan Van Sciver, and Leinil Francis Yu bring Morrison’s script to life with clean lines, dynamic character designs, and expressive storytelling. Their visuals help shift the tone of the series into something more modern, sleek, and cinematic — a stark departure from the traditional superhero aesthetic.

With an intense narrative that challenges what it means to be an X-Man, this is a perfect entry point for both seasoned readers and newcomers ready to experience one of the most acclaimed X-Men runs in modern comics. Morrison redefines iconic characters like Cyclops, Jean Grey, Wolverine, and Beast, while introducing fresh dynamics and conflicts that feel both timely and timeless.

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