X-Men '92: Incursions #1 Throws the '90s Animated X-Men Against Their X-Men: Evolution Counterparts

Marvel's five-part Incursions event — the lead-in to Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribić's Secret Wars — just added one of its most nostalgic match-ups yet. X-Men '92: Incursions #1 throws the beloved '90s animated X-Men up against the mutant teens of 2000s favorite X-Men: Evolution, forcing two versions of the same team into a fight neither side wants.

The catch is personal: saving one world means wiping out another, one filled with younger versions of themselves who still believe in Xavier's dream before it got complicated. Writers Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost — who first worked together on an X-Men: Evolution script for "X-23" — are reuniting on an X-Men story for the first time in 15 years, with art from Salva Espin, who also drew the official X-Men '97 prelude comic.

Covers come from Luciano Vecchio (a standard Cover A and a mirrored Cover B), with variants from Steve E. Gordon — the character designer and director behind X-Men: Evolution itself — and Gurihiru. It's one piece of a larger wave of Incursions one-shots rolling out from Marvel this winter, with Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, and Avengers corners of the multiverse all set to collide before Secret Wars hits.

Source: Comic Watch