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Marvel-X
| Collaboration | |
|---|---|
| Name: | Marvel-X |
| Members: | |
| Date(s): | 1999- |
| Focus: | Fanfiction |
| Fandoms: | X-Men, Marvel Comics |
| External Links: | Marvel-X (via Wayback) |
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Marvel-X was a collaborative fanfiction group, much in the vein of X-Verse, Marvel Volume One and Alternate Marvel, focussing primarily on the X-Men and associated mutant teams. It was sponsored by the X-Fan site.
Marvel-X is a project that takes the idea of Marvel cutting back its' entire comic line to just the X-Universe, and restarting core issues and launching new ones. The aim at Marvel-X is to have writers producing one issue a month (minimum, two issues maximum) for each of the books in the line - similar to the MV1 Fan Fiction Project, but concentrating solely on the X-Universe.
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References
- ^ Marvel-X Welcome Page (via Wayback, Mar 3/00)