X-Factor By Peter David: The Complete Collection vol.Together Again for the First Time (#233-236).Invisible Woman Has Vanished (#200-203).X-Men Milestones: Messiah Complex (#25-27).The series had three specials X-Factor: The Quick and the Dead, X-Factor: Layla Miller and Nation X: X-Factor. This title started a few months later and was named All-New X-Factor. The series lasted until issue 262, after which writer Peter David said goodbye to many of the team-members and started an all new title with (mostly) different characters and a different approach.

The first, best line of defense for the superhero community! Numbering: After issue 50 of this volume, Marvel started counting the X-Factor issues from X-Factor Volume 1 and jumped the numbering to issue 200, collecting the two ongoing volumes into one. Look for X-Factor by Peter David Omnibus Volume 1 in stores on August 11, 2021.The third volume, but second ongoing series starring X-Factor! Madrox the Multiple Man starts a detective agency called X-Factor Investigations. The collection also includes the famous psychiatric session issue with Doc Leonard Samson getting all the members of the group “on the couch” (individually, of course) for some much needed therapy. The “all-new, all different” team consisted of Havok, Polaris, Quicksilver, Multiple Man, Wolfsbane and Strong Guy, and the new group had their hands full with battles with Mister Sinister and his Nasty Boys, the Mutant Liberation Front, the Incredible Hulk, the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, and even X-Force. The collection features artwork by Larry Stroman, Al Milgrom, Jae Lee, Joe Quesada, and Dale Keown among others, The collections includes: X-Factor #55 and #70-92, X-Factor Annual #5-8, New Mutants Annual #6, and the Hulk/X-Factor cross-over in The Incredible Hulk #390-392. Peter David’s twelve year run on The Incredible Hulk is still one of the longest runs in history by any one writer, and it firmly established him as one of the top creators throughout the 1980’s and 90’s.ĭavid’s second most prolific stint of this era was on Marvel’s X-Factor, where he delivered humor, excitement, and pathos every month, essentially elevating former C-List characters like The Multiple Man, Polaris, and Strong Guy to A-List status.įor those who missed, or want to relive, David’s first X-Factor run (he later returned to the title for a second tour of duty in 2006 which lasted all the way to the end of 2013), his initial stories will be collected in the X-Factor by Peter David Omnibus Volume 1 this August.

X-Factor, Vol. 1 by Peter David