Adventures of the X-Men Vol 1 1

Adventures of the X-Men Vol 1 #1 Published April, 1996 Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras Cover Artist Dwayne Turner "The Great Revolution, part 1" Writer Ralph Macchio Penciler Ben Herrera Inker Mike Christian Colourist Adam Wallenta Letterer Michael Higgins Editor Mark Powers Previous Issue Next Issue X-Men Adventures Vol 3 #13 Adventures of the X-Men #2

Appearing in "The Great Revolution, part 1"

Featured Characters:

• X-Men
  • Wolverine (Logan)
  • Storm
  • Cyclops (Scott Summers) (Mentioned)

Supporting Characters:

• Hulk (Dr. Bruce Banner)
• X-Factor
  • Havok/X-Leader (Alex Summers)
  • Wild Child
  • Polaris (Lorna Dane)
  • Val Cooper
• United States military and scientists (First appearance)
  • Major Glenn Talbot
  • General Thunderbolt Ross

Antagonists:

• The Leader
• Humanoids

Other Characters:

• Department H (Mentioned)

Locations:

• Earth-TRN566
  • United States of America
    • Colorado
      • Rockies
    • New Mexico
      • Hulkbuster Base
      • Albuquerque (Mentioned)
    • New York
      • Westchester County
        • Salem Center
          • X-Mansion
            • War Room
    • Washington, D.C. (Mentioned)
      • Pentagon (Mentioned)
  • Canada (Mentioned)
    • Department H (Mentioned)

Items:

• Wolverine's Adamantium claws
• Omnium steel-plated restraints

Vehicles:

• X-Factor's airship
  
  

Synopsis for "The Great Revolution, part 1"

• Synopsis not yet written.
  

Notes

• Adventures of the X-Men is a continuation of the world set in place by X-Men Adventures Vol 1, Vol 2, and Vol 3, confirmed by the footnote in this issue that said the creators didn't get around to chronicling the first Wolverine/Hulk battle in X-Men Adventures, and by another footnote in Adventures of the X-Men #8 that referred to X-Men Adventures Vol 2 #6. Therefore, those adaptations are considered part of Earth-TRN566.
• X-Men Adventures Vol 3 only adapted a portion of X-Men: The Animated Series' third season. While it adapted the Phoenix Saga, it didn't adapt "Cold Comfort", which fully introduced the cartoon's Havok and X-Factor.
• Since Adventures of the X-Men went off in their own direction and ignored part of X-Men season 3 and other subsequent seasons, this meant there were deviations that could not fit into Earth-92131. In this issue, not only are Cyclops and Havok aware that they're brothers, but so do everyone else. This is in opposition to "Cold Comfort," in which Cyclops and Havok just discovered their powers do not affect each other and were not aware of their blood relation.

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