The Uncanny X-Men, Vol. 1 #522 (Marvel Comics 2010) Terry Dodson Regular

Experience Kitty Pryde’s highly anticipated return in The Uncanny X-Men, Vol. 1 #522 (Marvel Comics, 2010). This 44-page issue marks a pivotal moment in the X‑Men’s modern era, delivering a blend of character-driven storytelling and bold, action-packed moments that fans have been waiting for.

What makes this edition stand out

• Kitty Pryde returns after a long absence—an event fans won’t want to miss, framed as a real, not a hoax moment for the team.
• Frontier-spanning creative team aligned on this release: Matt Fraction writes, Whilce Portacio provides the art, and Terry Dodson handles the cover, offering a striking visual package.
• Includes a special bonus tale, “The End of the World and Everything After,” with a collaboration by Fraction, Phil Jimenez, and Andy Lanning, expanding the issue beyond the main story.
• Compact, 44-page standalone experience that delivers a complete reading arc in a single purchase.

Inside this 44-page issue

• Story by Matt Fraction
• Art by Whilce Portacio
• Cover by Terry Dodson
• Bonus tale: “The End of the World and Everything After” by Fraction, Phil Jimenez, and Andy Lanning
• Format: Regular edition with a $3.99 cover price at release

Who this is for

Ideal for dedicated X‑Men fans, Kitty Pryde enthusiasts, and collectors seeking a definitive moment in the 2010 Marvel lineup. If you’re pursuing key character comebacks, standout artwork, and a compact, compelling read that packs two distinct stories into one issue, this release is a must-have.