אקס-מן: X-Men

Marvel's X-Men (1997–1999), published under the Contact Point imprint, is a 23-issue series that reimagines the iconic mutant team for a younger audience, offering accessible, all-ages adventures. Best known for the creative contributions of writer Ralph Macchio and penciler Andrew Wildman, the series distills classic X-Men themes of prejudice and heroism into standalone stories. It matters as a deliberate effort to introduce new readers to the franchise during a peak era of X-Men popularity, bridging the gap between the animated series and the mainstream comics.