It wasn’t that way back—in reality, it was through the latest Planet-Sized X-Men—that Marvel’s mutants determined to terraform Mars and transport the sentient island of Arakko as a form of second residence for mutantkind, particularly those that had been already dwelling on the planet. But nothing ever stays rosy for the X-Men, whether or not it’s the purple planet or not, which suggests the colony wants a agency chief. But it appears the mutants there have very totally different concepts on who that needs to be, which can be explored within the new collection, X-Men: Red.

Specifically, it looks as if Storm and former commander of S.W.O.R.D. Abigail Brand have probably the most differing opinions, with characters like Sunspot, Magneto, Vulcan, Cable, and extra caught within the center. X-Men: Red is the ultimate identified collection to make up the Destiny of X assortment, the most recent chapter of comedian collection within the X-Men’s Krakoan Age, which fully modified the mutant world with House and Powers of X in 2019. Here’s the official synopsis for the collection, adopted by the specifics on the primary two points:

“X-Men: Red will see mutantkind divided over what’s next for Arakko. Major players like Storm, Magneto, Sunspot, Abigail Brand, the mutants of the Great Ring, and many more all have different hopes—and fears—regarding Arakko’s uncertain future. A place of mystery, strength, and endless conflict, Arakko needs something more than just a team of heroes to defend it. Who will rise to the challenge?

“X-Men: Red #1—The mutants of Arakko spent millennia scarred by war—but on what was once called Mars, they’re learning to live in peace. Storm knows the red planet needs something greater than a queen. But Abigail Brand has other plans, along with an unstable Vulcan on her side and Cable keeping his own secrets. It’s a new world…and someone has to fight for it.”

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“X-Men: Red #2—The mutants of Mars spent millennia worshipping war—and on what they now call Arakko, they’re keeping up their violent ways. Abigail Brand knows the red planet needs a firm ruler in charge. But Storm has other ideas, along with a broken Magneto in her corner and Sunspot making his own moves. It’s a new world… and someone has to claim it.”

The comedian can be written Al Ewing, recent off his work on Immortal Hulk, with inside artwork from Stefano Caselli and covers by the fabulous Russell Dauterman, who additionally designed Storm’s equally fabulous new costume. X-Men: Red #1 arrives on April 6, adopted by #2 on April 27.

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