Bibliograph

The good, the bad, the inhuman, Brian Michael Bendis, writer ; Chris Bachalo, penciler, colorist (#14 & 16-17), Tim Townsend, inker, (#14 & 16-17), Kris Anka, artist (#15), Rain Beredo, color artist (#15), Marco Rudy, artist (#18), Val Staples, color artist (#18)

Type

Label

The good, the bad, the inhuman, Brian Michael Bendis, writer ; Chris Bachalo, penciler, colorist (#14 & 16-17), Tim Townsend, inker, (#14 & 16-17), Kris Anka, artist (#15), Rain Beredo, color artist (#15), Marco Rudy, artist (#18), Val Staples, color artist (#18)

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Literary Form

novels

Main title

The good, the bad, the inhuman

Nature of contents

comics graphic novels

Oclc number

872706856

Responsibility statement

Brian Michael Bendis, writer ; Chris Bachalo, penciler, colorist (#14 & 16-17), Tim Townsend, inker, (#14 & 16-17), Kris Anka, artist (#15), Rain Beredo, color artist (#15), Marco Rudy, artist (#18), Val Staples, color artist (#18)

Series statement

Marvel now!

Summary

"The new Xavier School changes as the effects of Battle of the Atom are felt - and Kitty Pryde and the All-New X-Men join Cyclops' renegade squad! Meanwhile, Magneto embarks on personal mission that sets him at odds with much of the X-Men - and the whole Marvel Universe. As Magneto reaches a crossroads, everything he's fought for is called into question - and he's forced to make a decision that will change him forever! Elsewhere, the ladies of the Uncanny X-Men go out on the town - and find themselves face-to-face with the effects of Inhumanity! And Cyclops declares a training day for the X-Men's students, but the 'training' seems to be that the teachers just abandoned them to fend for themselves on a dangerous mission! What will these inexperienced young mutants do now?"--, summary from forbiddenplanet.com

Target audience

juvenile

Classification