X-Men Interactive Comic Book
Marvel · 1996 · 1 issue
About the series
Marvel’s X-Men Interactive Comic Book (1996–present) was a pioneering single-issue experiment that blended traditional comic storytelling with early CD-ROM interactivity. Written by Mark Edens and Ralph Macchio, with art by Jerry Bingham and John Hebert, it let readers make choices that influenced the narrative, offering a branching, game-like experience. Though only one issue was produced, it stands as a fascinating artifact of Marvel’s mid-90s push into multimedia, capturing a moment when comics and digital technology first converged.