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Marvel Comic Solicitations For November 2025

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By Kevin Wasser, Scott Lobdell, John Moore Verified, Larry Hama
| Anime Superhero
Here are the Marvel Comic Solicitations for November 2025! Highlights include the “Age of Revelation” event, in which all of the X-Men books are getting “Alternate future timeline” versions of their monthly titles for a few months (in a tribute to the “Age of Apocalypse” event from the 90’s), but there’s also a “Fantastic Four/Gargoyles” crossover one-shot by Greg Weisman, a “Return to Planet Hulk” one-shot by original “Planet Hulk” writer Grek Pak.
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Page One: “Happy Death Day” (2017)

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By Scott Lobdell, Scott M. Myers
You may read the screenplay here. FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY! Page One is a daily Go Into The Story series featuring the first page of movie and TV scripts from the classic era to contemporary times. Comparing them is an excellent way to study a variety of writing styles and see how professional writers start a story. For more Page One posts, go here.
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Rogue, Mystique, Sabretooth & Nightcrawler: Their Twisted Family Connection, Finally Explained

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By Wilton Santos, Marcus To, Scott Lobdell, Richard Bennett
| CBR Verified
X-Men By Tomas Balino & Timothy Blake Donohoo Updated 3 minutes ago Sign in to your CBR account When it comes to the X-Men, two heroes and two of their most fearsome enemies have something in common: family. The relationship between Nightcrawler, Rogue, Mystique, and Sabretooth is a tangled web that took decades to reveal itself in real-time and grew more complex as the years passed. Mystique and Rogue also represent how ironic families can be, not to mention how tragic.
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