Eric J. Moreels
Jan 30, 2002, 02:07 am
{Originally posted at X-Fan v3.1 on January 18, 2002}
<img src="http://x-mencomics.com/xfan/images/logos/comxlogo.jpg" align=left alt="com.x logo">According to a recent press release, British comics publisher com.x are set to present their own interpretations of Marvel Comics' X-Men universe this year.
"com.x have been working on four comics with comics giant Marvel, producing com.x's take on some of Marvel's best-known heroes," read the release in part. "The projects will be interpretations in the vein of the current Marvel Mangaverse and Stan Lee's crossovers with DC and comprise of two comics from the X-Men stable and two others including one completely original concept."
For more information on com.x, head to their official Web site at comxcomics.com (http://www.comxcomics.com/)
<img src="http://x-mencomics.com/xfan/images/logos/comxlogo.jpg" align=left alt="com.x logo">According to a recent press release, British comics publisher com.x are set to present their own interpretations of Marvel Comics' X-Men universe this year.
"com.x have been working on four comics with comics giant Marvel, producing com.x's take on some of Marvel's best-known heroes," read the release in part. "The projects will be interpretations in the vein of the current Marvel Mangaverse and Stan Lee's crossovers with DC and comprise of two comics from the X-Men stable and two others including one completely original concept."
For more information on com.x, head to their official Web site at comxcomics.com (http://www.comxcomics.com/)