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IDW's John Byrne's Next Men #1 was released on December 15, 2010. [8] It was announced in February 2011 that Byrne would finish the Next Men series with issue #9 of the 2010–2011 series, but a sequel titled Next Men: Aftermath immediately followed. [9] [10] Synopsis. First series (Dark Horse, 1991–1995)
Dec 1, 2010 · A NEW CHAPTER begins in the lives of the survivors of Project Next Men. New friends, new foes, and a tale that literally twists time itself out of joint.
Dec 16, 2010 · Left to his own devices, and unhindered by worlds not his own, Byrne can do whatever he darn well feels like, and he does. Byrne puts so much into this issue that it borders on senses-shattering. There's a lot going on, on the surface, in the art, and throughout the whole issue.
New introduction by John Byrne. Includes a detail from John Byrne's Next Men #4; page 23, panel 3.
Feb 2, 1992 · John Byrne's Next Men #1. Dreams...disfigurement... and death. The mutates escape from Project Next Men only to find themselves on the run in a world completely different from their memories.
Jan 1, 1993 · Five mutates from Project Next Men escape the elaborate decades-long secret experiment to find themselves in a completely unfamiliar world.
John Byrne talks about answering letters in a letter column, discusses comic book origin stories and answers readers' letters. Letters from Tony Midyett, Jacob Gilbert, Wayne D. Chang, and Robert Razavi.
