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Marvel Collectible Classics: X-Men#6
Cover: Humberto Ramos & Jimmy Palmiotti

Marvel Collectible Classics: X-Men #6

Dec 1998 · Marvel · [none]
“Rubicon”

"Rubicon" marks a pivotal moment in the X-Men saga, as Magneto establishes the Acolytes and declares Asteroid M a sanctuary for mutants—setting the stage for a growing rift between mutant kind and the rest of humanity. Written by Jim Lee and Chris Claremont, with dynamic art by Jim Lee and inks by Scott Williams, this 1998 issue captures the escalating tension with bold visuals and sharp storytelling. The cover by Humberto Ramos and Jimmy Palmiotti perfectly encapsulates the stakes, with Magneto’s defiant stance against a world that fears what it doesn’t understand.

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writer, artist Jim Lee · writer Chris Claremont · inker Scott Williams · colorist Joe Rosas · letterer Tom Orzechowski · cover Humberto Ramos, Jimmy Palmiotti

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writer, artist Jim Lee
colorist Joe Rosas
cover pencils Humberto Ramos
cover inks Jimmy Palmiotti

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Magneto forms the Acolytes and proclaims Asteroid M a haven for mutants everywhere, but the rest of the world (including the X-Men) see this as a bane rather than a boon.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).