X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills #[nn]

Jan 2007 · Marvel · 19.99 USD

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In X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills #1 (2007), writer Chris Claremont and artist Brent Anderson deliver a gripping exploration of faith, fear, and prejudice as the X-Men and Magneto confront a powerful preacher whose sermons ignite a global wave of anti-mutant violence. With bold visuals by Anderson and a story grounded in real-world tensions, this issue marks a pivotal moment in the mutant narrative.

Contains 2 stories

God Loves, Man Kills

64 pp · Superhero

X-Men [Professor XCyclopsStormWolverineColossusNightcrawlerKitty Pryde]Illyana RasputinStevie HunterMagneto (villain)Reverend William Stryker (villain)Purifiers (villains)

In the wake of a hate-filled crusade led by the fiery Reverend William Stryker, the X-Men and Magneto must confront a growing tide of fear and violence, as the Purifiers exploit the preacher’s rhetoric to target mutants across the globe. With the world divided and tensions boiling, a young woman named Stevie Hunter finds herself caught between faith and fury, while the X-Men and their allies race to stop a storm of extremism before it consumes them all.

Original Pages by Neal Adams

6 pp · Superhero

Professor XStormWolverineColossusNightcrawlerAngelMagnetoPurifiers