Outgoing X-Men Editor Jordan D. White admitted in an interview that he hoped Krakoa would remain a permanent fixture for Marvel, calling its ending "bittersweet" as he prepares to move on from the ...

However, nothing lasts forever, and it's worth diving into just how sustainable Krakoa was as a larger storytelling device. It's possible that the Krakoan Era should have been the ongoing status ...

The Krakoa Era lasted for five years. It opened to rave reviews and massive sales, with superstar writer Jonathan Hickman leading a corps of writers who took it upon themselves to change the X-Men ...

However, there was a perfect way to make it all make sense if Marvel had been brave enough to utilize it — the Krakoa Era. The Krakoa Era was the most inventive X-Men era in ages. It took the ...

The biggest shift of Krakoa wasn’t one particular story, though, it was the overall mood of the franchise. The X-Men weren’t settling for hiding in the shadows anymore, they were embracing ...

X-Men #700 is now out, closing the book on the Krakoa era, in which the X-Men and thousands of other mutants founded their own nation before it was overthrown by anti-mutant villains. Along with ...

With the announcement of what Marvel is billing as the final new 'Fall of X' title, a Jean Grey solo limited series, it's becoming even more clear that the Krakoa era is about to change ...

Marvel Rivals' latest skin has a hidden coded message that only the true fans are able to spot. Find out what it is right ...

Ever since mutantkind became ascendant in the Dawn of X—and the establishment of the mutant nation state Krakoa—enemies of the children of the atom have been lying in wait to strike out at ...

When mutantkind established its own sovereign nation on Krakoa, it established three new tenants for the newly-unified species to live by: Make More Mutants, Murder No Man, and Respect This Sacred ...

These two six-issue series tell an interconnected story about mutantkind making its latest and most ambitious attempt at creating a nation for itself, using the living island of Krakoa as a new home.