The future of the X-Men is about to get even more unpredictable. In this week’s X-Men Monday interview, Head of X Tom Brevoort confirmed major details about the ongoing Age of Revelation event and teased what comes next in 2026.
There are plenty of morsels to dissect, but there are a few that are sure to make waves. First, Brevoort clarified that the much-discussed Resurrection Disease (R-LDS) storyline is on pause during Age of Revelation. “The R-LDS storyline isn’t featured in Age of Revelation, but fans can expect developments early in 2026,” he revealed, assuring readers that this dangling thread will play a pivotal role soon.
Brevoort also laid out the timeline for the current event: “Age of Revelation runs through the end of December, followed by a new phase in January,” he explained. This means fans can expect Marvel’s mutant line to shift gears at the start of the new year, with new stories building on the dystopian saga’s finale.
Perhaps most importantly, Brevoort emphasized that the crossover will have lasting consequences for the X-Men’s present-day continuity. “The events of Age of Revelation will not be isolated. Some present-day X-Men enter this future and return, carrying those experiences back into the main continuity,” he said. That statement makes clear that Age of Revelation isn’t just a side-story but a game-changer that will reshape Marvel’s mutants well into 2026.
With shocking returns on the horizon, a definitive endpoint in December, and storylines feeding directly into the main continuity, Brevoort’s comments signal that the X-Men’s next chapter is already taking shape — and fans should brace for impact.
Be sure to check out X-Men Monday not only for more insights, but also for cover art for the entire line of Age of Revelation, not seen anywhere else!
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