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Marvel reveals ‘Children of the Atom’ to debut January 2021

The much anticipated X-Men series is finally on the way this January!

Marvel Comics has kept us in the dark on the much-hyped and anticipated series Children of the Atom by Vita Ayala and Bernard Chang, but we can rest easy today as it has been announced it will return January 2021. Senior Editor Jordan D. White already confirmed it was coming, but now that confirmation comes with a date.

In a press release sent by Marvel Comics, Ayala said, “I have never known a world without mutants and the X-Men, and to be able to create characters that would become part of the canon is WILD,” when the book was first announced. “What makes the new cast special to me is that they are reflective of a lot of people I know who look up to what the X-Men stand for, and have taken it upon themselves to further those ideals. These kids are exactly the kids who, in real life, have posters of Storm and Wolverine in their rooms, who grew up seeing them as heroes and want to live up to that.”

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New York, NY— September 11, 2020 — The mystery surrounding CHILDREN OF THE ATOM will finally be answered when the previously announced series by writer Vita Ayala and artist Bernard Chang debuts this January. As the latest title to explore the new era of mutantkind following Jonathan Hickman’s House of X, CHILDREN OF THE ATOM will introduce a brand-new team of young X-Men characters. Inspired by their favorite mutants, these gifted youngsters will keep both the X-Men and fans guessing about who they are and where they came from. More than just mere sidekicks, the cast of CHILDREN OF THE ATOM will have a major impact on the world of the X-Men when they burst onto the scene next year!

“I have never known a world without mutants and the X-Men, and to be able to create characters that would become part of the canon is WILD,” Ayala said when the book was first announced. “What makes the new cast special to me is that they are reflective of a lot of people I know who look up to what the X-Men stand for, and have taken it upon themselves to further those ideals. These kids are exactly the kids who, in real life, have posters of Storm and Wolverine in their rooms, who grew up seeing them as heroes and want to live up to that.”

Discover the mystery for yourself when CHILDREN OF THE ATOM #1 hits stands in January! For more information, visit marvel.com.

CHILDREN OF THE ATOM #1

Written by VITA AYALA

Art by BERNARD CHANG

Colors by MARCELO MAIOLO

Cover by R.B. SILVA & JESUS ARBURTOV

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