Jubilee: Deadly Reunion – X-Men Heroine Stars in New Solo Comic This April
Marvel Comics is set to launch an exciting new series next month, just in time for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. The focus? None other than Jubilee, the iconic X-Men mutant, who will star in her very own solo comic adventure.
Titled Jubilee: Deadly Reunion, this one-shot issue is penned by acclaimed writer Gene Luen Yang, known for his work on Shang-Chi, and brought to life by artist Michael YG (Iron Fist). The story sees Jubilation Lee embarking on a quest to reunite with her long-lost cousin, who surprisingly also possesses mutant abilities. Together, they delve into an adventure to uncover the depths of their shared Chinese history and heritage.
The official synopsis teases: 'Jubilation Lee consistently puts her life on the line for those in need—but for family? She's ready for anything! When the cousin she never knew suddenly requires assistance, Jubilee tracks him down to rescue him! Yet, Jubilee might discover that her family ties aren't as strong as she had hoped! What secrets does her cousin harbor? And what dangerous mutant power does he wield? Join Jubilee on a bombastic and emotionally charged journey of family, heart, and heartbreak!'
This highly anticipated single issue, featuring cover art by Fan Yang, will be available starting April 29th, offering a complete and impactful story in one collectible volume.
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