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District X #1
A new Marvel series! Welcome to Mutant Town, the dark corner of New York City where the long arm of the law has been severed clean. Here, the mutant population doesn't sport GQ style or champagne dreams. They eke out each day in squalid tenement rows and filthy streets where only one man and one law can be trusted: the X-Man Bishop. Officers Gus Kucharsky and Ismael Ortega are assigned to New York's 11th Precinct, commonly known as District X or 'Mutant Town'. While investigating allegations that Jake Costanza is holding his mutant wife against her will and abusing her, Kucharsky falls under Mrs. Costanza’s mutant mental powers and kills them both, before attempting to take his own life. Gus survives and Ortega covers for him. Gus is forced to retire early and Izzy is assigned to serve as the liaison to federal agent, Lucas Bishop.
Characters: Bethany Danzinger, Bishop, Gregor Smerdyakov, Gus Kucharsky, Ismael Ortega, Jake Costanza, Lorelei Travis, Mikhail Smerdyakov, Mitya Smerdyakov, Patricia Hamilton, Randolph Esposito, Sylvie Lauziere, The Siren
Creative roster
Alejandro Sicat (Inker)
Andy Troy (Colorist)
Cory Sedlmeier (Assistant Editor)
Dan Buckley (Publisher)
David Hine (Writer)
David Yardin (Penciller)
Joe Quesada (Editor In Chief)
Mike Marts (Editor)
Richard Starkings (Letterer)
Rob Steen (Letterer)
Stephanie Moore (Assistant Editor)
Steve McNiven (Cover)
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