Yes indeed, there's going to be several artists on the book!
You're working with several different artists on Dead X-Men. How did that decision come about, and how has it been working with multiple artists for one title?
I'm super thrilled it's worked out how it has. When I approached my editors, Jordan White and Lauren Amaro, with the proposal to loop in eight different artists, I thought for sure it wouldn't fly - it's so many moving pieces! But because the Dead X-Men's mission takes them to such distinct locales, I had the vision in mind that each scene could fall to a different artist, with some only appearing in one issue and some recurring through multiple. Jordan and Lauren were completely up for the challenge of making that a reality.
I'm so, so grateful to reunite with personal collaborators like Jonas Scharf (Dark X-Men), Lynne Yoshii (The Redroot Saga), Guillermo Sanna (X-Men Unlimited), as well as work with accomplished Krakoan artists like Vincenzo Carratù (Astonishing Iceman), Bernard Chang (Jean Grey), Javi Pina (X-Men), and David Baldeon (X-Factor). I've also been dying to work with Peter V. Nguyen, who did a Wolverine backup short recently, for ages. We also got a super fun surprise when we asked Lucas Werneck (Fall of the House of X) to do the main covers - I had suggested the team wear the '90s Jim Lee blue and gold jumpsuits for a retro pop and so we could keep looks consistent across all of our artists more easily…but Lucas went the extra mile and designed updates for the cast!
Every artist involved has worked on Krakoa in some fashion, which felt very meaningful to me because of the nature of Dead X-Men and because this upcoming launch of titles is helping us bid adieu to the era. Plus it means we got a BOUNTY of art coming in all at once, which was disorienting but incredibly cool - the whole series is just about done already.