X-Men: Sins of Sinister #1 sets the stage for a world made in Mister Sinister's image

Sins of Sinister, Marvel's first big X-Men crossover of 2023 - in which the Marvel Universe is remade in Mister Sinister's image, a la the original '90s Age of Apocalypse event - launches in January with Sins of Sinister #1, a one-shot which sports no less than seven covers.

What's more, Marvel has just released a new trailer for the event, showing off more of what readers can expect from Sins of Sinister. Check out the trailer above, and have a look at six of the covers right here. And be sure to read on for more after the gallery, including a list of all the cover artists:

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Sins of Sinister #1 variant cover art — (Image credit: Marvel Comics)

Cover By Leinil Francis Yu
Variant Cover By Stanley “Artgerm” Lau
Virgin Variant Cover By Stanley “Artgerm” Lau
Classic Homage Variant Cover By Joshua Cassara
Variant Cover By Marco Checchetto
Stormbreakers Variant Cover By C.F. Villa
Wraparound Variant Cover By Geoff Shaw

Marvel's recent Sins of Sinister reveals continue into March with a look at what's coming up in all three Sins of Sinister tie-in titles planned for release in the third month of the year.

In Sins of Sinister, Sinister's machinations will create "a horror timeline that makes Age of Apocalypse look like the X-Men Swimsuit Special," which is shown at three different eras in the course of the event: 10 years in the future, 100 years in the future, and 1000 years in the future. And that timeline extends into several other spin-off limited series, each running for three issues, with the second issue of each limited series arriving in March.

As with the first issues of the limited series, all drawn by Paco Medina, the second issues of all three titles will be drawn by Andrea Di Vito.

In terms of what Marvel has planned for Sins of Sinister in March, first up there's March 8's Nightcrawlers #2, written by Si Spurrier with art from Di Vito, as stated. In Nightcrawlers #2, the mutant team (who are all mash-ups of Nightcrawler and other mutants) will pull off a series of cosmic heists to create "the sacred weapon."

Then, in March 15's Immoral X-Men #2 from writer Kieron Gillen and Andrea Di Vito, another mutant mash-up, Rasputin (who debuted way back in the Powers of X limited series that helped launch the Krakoa era), a mash-up of Magik and Colossus.

Finally, in March 22's Storm and the Brotherhood of Mutants from Al Ewing along with, naturally, Andrea Di Vito, Storm and her team are caught between two factions of Mr. Sinister's creations in "an epic space battle that means life or death for everything that exists."

Here's a gallery of March's Sins of Sinister covers:

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March 2023 Sins of Sinister titles — (Image credit: Marvel Comics)

Stay tuned to Newsarama for Marvel Comics' full March 2023 solicitations, coming later this month.

Keep up with all the new X-Men comics planned for release in 2022 and 2023.

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