Discover Kitty Pryde’s First Romance in X-MEN GOLD ANNUAL #2!

Featuring a new story from Hugo and Nebula Award winner Seanan McGuire and Marco Failla!

This summer, Kitty Pryde will make the biggest romantic leap of her life – but what about Kitty’s first romantic adventure? Hugo and Nebula Award-winning writer Seanan McGuire (October Daye, Wayward Children series) and celebrated artist Marco Failla (Ms. Marvel, All-New Wolverine) are bringing you the Kitty before Colossus in X-MEN GOLD ANNUAL #2!

“I am over the moon to be working with this amazing creative team and in this world that I have wanted to be a part of for most of my life,” shared McGuire. “Like so many of us, I started reading the X-Men before I was old enough to have been a student at Xavier's Academy. Kitty Pryde was my hero for most of my childhood. She was smart, she was curious, she got to be an X-Man and go to space and have a dragon for a friend--she was basically everything I wanted to be.”

“The thing about Kitty is that she was the only teenager on the team for a long time, and so she didn't really get to do a lot of what we'd consider to be normal teenage things,” said McGuire. “Or maybe she did, and it just wasn't the focus, since it wouldn't involve the rest of the X-Men. This book is filling in one of those gaps. It's part teen camp comedy, part heist, and part reminder that the X-Men aren't the entire world, whether you're a human, a mutant, or still too young to know.”

Why has Kitty kept this early days story to herself until now? Find out in X-MEN GOLD ANNUAL #2, coming to comic shops this August!

X-MEN GOLD ANNUAL #2

Written by SEANAN MCGUIRE

Art by MARCO FAILLA

Cover by DJIBRIL MORISSETTE-PHAN

On Sale 8/1/18

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