Al Ewing

Al Ewing's selected titles move between superhero politics, cosmic discovery and stories that question the boundary between fiction and reality. Reign of X and X-Men Red place extraordinary abilities inside collective struggles over belonging, leadership and survival. We Only Find Them When They're Dead turns the vast bodies of fallen cosmic beings into the center of exploration, labor and dangerous ambition. The Fictional Man narrows the scale but deepens the uncertainty, asking what happens when created identities acquire social weight. The Eleventh Doctor stories use travel, memory and rapid invention to keep wonder close to consequence. Across these works, Ewing treats genre rules as material to be tested. Large concepts remain tied to institutions and relationships, so every cosmic revelation also changes who holds power, who is recognized and which story a character can inhabit.