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AIPT: Welcome back to X-Men Monday, Chris! X-Treme X-Men had such a unique look and feel to it and, as a result, holds a special place in a lot of X-Fans’ hearts. Marvel also just put out an X-Treme X-Men omnibus, so new readers are discovering it. When you look back on the original X-Treme X-Men run, what are you most proud of?
Chris: Well, the whole thing. The fact that for the 46 issues, we were basically one writer, two artists, and a heck of a lot of stories. There’s some stuff that I’m really proud of by me, Salvador Larroca, and Igor Kordy. And my fundamental regret is that they pulled the plug, because I would’ve loved to keep going and seeing where we’d have ended up. I felt like there were a lot of stories to tell. There were a lot of good interactions.
I think my feeling with this mini-series is that this is the next arc, with qualifications that basically yes, it is fitting into a magical space of time between X-Treme X-Men going away and me and Alan Davis getting back together again on Uncanny X-Men. But this is comics. Those gaps in time can be significant if you don’t examine every millimeter of time.
AIPT: Finally, what’s next after X-Treme X-Men? Can you tease anything?
Chris: I can tease, I just can’t say, but it spins off of yet another really good story that would — I think — make a really good movie. But that’s just me, especially given the cast involved. But, the first issue just went off to the penciler and we’ll see where it goes from there.
And you know, if I had my druthers, it would be cool to get the green light for another arc of Gambit, especially with Sid Kotian drawing it. That would be wonderful. And quite frankly, it would be a lot of fun to keep working with Salva. I could think of few things that would entice me more.
And this week's eXclusive images:
Cover of X-Treme X-Men #1’s second printing.
Preview pages for X-Treme X-Men #2, on sale December 28, 2022: