The X-Men are the focus of AXE: Judgment Day's July Marvel titles

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Marvel has revealed the first two main issues of its summer event AXE: Judgment Day, along with the other tie-in series and issues on sale in July, and despite it being a three-way event featuring the Avengers, X-Men, and Eternals, the tie-ins are so far limited to X-Men titles. 

Perhaps that signals the story's revelation that the Eternals will come to view mutants as Deviants, who the Eternals exist to protect the Earth from, will impact the X-Men corner of the Marvel Universe the most.

It would certainly be a continuity game-changer for Marvel Comics and potentially the MCU. 

Or maybe the event will expand to Avengers and Eternals titles in future months. 

But for now anyway, AXE: Judgment Day appears to be X-forward. 

The main series is written by Kieron Gillen and drawn by Valerio Schiti and places the Avengers, X-Men, and Eternals in a deadly conflict. 

The event begins after the Eternals attack mutantkind's island home of Krakoa, and according to Marvel, AXE: Judgment Day is a "complex saga" that will serve as the payoff to various plot threads through all three franchises in recent years; including mutantkind's "newfound immortality," the Eternals' discovery of "long-hidden truths about their species," and the Avengers "intense dealings with the Celestials."

The publisher promises the event will have a "massive" impact on all the characters and their stories moving forward.

Here's a look at all seven July issues:

A.X.E.: Judgment Day #1 (of 6) Written by Kieron Gillen Art by Valerio Schiti Cover by Mark Brooks The X-Men claim they're the planets' new gods. The Eternals know that position is already filled. The Avengers are about to realize exactly how many secrets their so-called friends have kept from them.