X-Universe
Marvel · 1995 · 2 issues
About the series
In 1995, Marvel launched "X-Universe," a two-issue series that briefly pulled focus from the main X-Men titles to spotlight the wider, stranger corners of the mutant world. Written primarily by Scott Lobdell and Terry Kavanagh, with art by Carlos Pacheco and Terry Dodson, the series offered a snapshot of the era's sprawling X-Men line, weaving together disparate threads into a concise, self-contained story. Though short-lived, it stands as a curious artifact of mid-90s Marvel, capturing the franchise's ambition to expand its cosmic and mystical horizons beyond the core team.
