Reverend William Stryker, a charismatic preacher fiercely hostile to mutants, launches a campaign to convince the public that they represent a threat to humanity. His growing influence is accompanied by increasingly direct violence, while Charles Xavier himself becomes a central target of Stryker’s plan. Faced with this ideological and political offensive, the X-Men are forced into a temporary alliance with Magneto. Beyond the struggle against a common enemy, the story confronts mutants and humans with the mechanisms of fear, fanaticism, and organized hatred.
X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills
- Panini Comics Publisher
- Chris Claremont Writer
- Brent Anderson Artist
Details
- Type
- Comics
- Release
- 1982 — 1982
- Original title
- X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills
- Countries
- États-Unis
- Original language
- English
- Genres
- Action, Superhero
- Volumes
- 1
- Status
- Completed
- ISBN
- 9791039133975
- Information verified on
- 3 septembre 2026
Synopsis
X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills
Saga progress
X-Men — 0 / 15 referenced works completed
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Issue 1
The success of this evangelist crystallizes all the hatred against the upper homo and the X-Men must intervene. But what is the use of superpowers in the face of racism? Especially since Stryker had Professor Xavier captured that he intended to return against his students. Angular stone of the success of the X-Men in the 1970s and 1980s, Chris Claremont's cult work (the "Pape" of the X-Men) and Brent Anderson (Astro City) was also one of the first to have given his titles of nobility to the formula "Graphic Novels". At the time, the saga defrayed the chronicle, created controversy and proved that superhero comics were not "only for children". Today, unfortunately, his themes remain furiously topical. Contains the US episodes: - X-MUTÉE X-CUTÉE (20 CUTÉE) - X-MUTE X-CEU Published: