AGE OF REVELATION takes current X-Men storytelling 10 years into the future. After being welcomed onto Cyclops’ X-Men with open arms, Revelation set out on the impossible task that Apocalypse entrusted him with: creating a world where only the fittest survived. With his linguistic mutant power amplified to an astonishing new level,
Doug commands Earth itself with his voice, reshaping it as a utopian haven for mutantkind. It’s a mutant homeland built on an insidious lie, spreading across the planet and wiping out humanity until it becomes a mutant homeworld!
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AGE OF REVELATION radically transforms the Marvel Universe, taking it 10 years into a future where a new mutant utopia created by Apocalypse’s heir, Doug Ramsey A.K.A. Revelation, threatens to overtake all of Earth!
In X-Men #22, the X-Men accepted Doug Ramsey, A.K.A. Revelation, the newly christened Heir of Apocalypse, back into their ranks, a bold choice that led the entire Marvel Universe into a dark, dystopian future!
Comic Watch Reviews:
Omega Kids:
Age Of Revelation / X-Titles Also Out This Week
- The Last Wolverine #3
- X-Men: Book of Revelation #3
- Radioactive Spider-Man #3
- Rogue Storm #3
X YEARS LATER: Quentin Quire discovers exactly what he’s created for Revelation.
Adam Pollina Variant Cover:
Salvador Larroca Variant Cover:
Omega Kids #3
Has Kid Omega become a throwback? Or does the age of Omega Kids need to end?
Creative Team
- Writer: Tony Fleecs
- Artist Andrés Genolet
- Colorist: Fernando Sifuentes
- Letterer: VC’s Travis Lanham
- Cover Artists: Rod Reis
- Variant Cover Artists: Adam Pollina; Salvador Larroca
- Conductor of X: Tom Brevoort
- Editor: Darren Shan
- Assistant Editor: Noah Sharma
- Format: Limited Series
- Cover Price/Page Count: $4.99/32 pages
All Comic Watch Age Of Revelation Reviews:
X-Men #22: That Wasn’t a Revelation…
X-Men Age Of Revelation:
- X-Men Age Of Revelation Overture #1: Talkin About A Revelation
- World of Revelation #1: Mutant Fallout
- X-Men: Book Of Revelation #2: Ghosts Of Kittydelphia
Amazing X-Men
- Amazing X-Men #1: Darkness Falls On The Merry Mutants Of Tomorrow
- Amazing X-Men #2: Two Truths and a Lie
- Amazing X-Men #3: Philadelphia Freeway
Sinister’s Six
- Sinister’s Six #1: In The Dead Man’s Hands
- Sinister’s Six #2: Trapped Like Lab Rats
- Sinister’s Six #3: Cry Havok
Iron Frost
Laura Kinney-Wolverine
Longshots
Rogue Storm
Radioactive Spider-Man
- Radioactive Spider-Man #1: There’s No Place Like Home
- Radioactive Spider-Man #2: More Trauma For Peter
The Last Wolverine
- The Last Wolverine #1: Slashed Expectations
- The Last Wolverine #2: Is Wolverine In The Room With Us?
X- Vengers
Expatriate X-Men
Cloak Or Dagger
Undeadpool
X YEARS LATER: Quentin Quire discovers exactly what he’s created for Revelation in Omega Kids #3, on shelves and digital platforms on December 17, 2025, from Marvel Comics