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Wolverine founds Jean Grey School for Higher Learning
Published Thursday, Sep 29 2011, 10:48 BST | By Hugh Armitage | 11 comments
Wolverine will establish the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning.
A teaser for Wolverine and the X-Men revealed the new institution named after the late founding X-Men member.
Wolverine and half the X-Men have split from Cyclops's team following the events of X-Men: Schism.
The new institution is apparently a rival to Xavier's school, the traditional home of the X-Men.
The name of the school is a reference to Wolverine's unconsummated love for Grey, who was married to Cyclops and died in Grant Morrison's run on New X-Men in 2004.
Marvel Comics' Wolverine and the X-Men #1 will be written by Jason Aaron and illustrated by Chris Bachalo. It will be released on October 26.
> 'Uncanny X-Men' covers unveiled
A teaser for Wolverine and the X-Men revealed the new institution named after the late founding X-Men member.
Wolverine and half the X-Men have split from Cyclops's team following the events of X-Men: Schism.
The new institution is apparently a rival to Xavier's school, the traditional home of the X-Men.
The name of the school is a reference to Wolverine's unconsummated love for Grey, who was married to Cyclops and died in Grant Morrison's run on New X-Men in 2004.
Marvel Comics' Wolverine and the X-Men #1 will be written by Jason Aaron and illustrated by Chris Bachalo. It will be released on October 26.
> 'Uncanny X-Men' covers unveiled
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