The new Uncanny X-Men story continues a story that features a plethora of X-Characters to tell the tale of “Dissassembled.”
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REVIEW: Uncanny X-Men #2
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REVIEW: Uncanny X-Men #1
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REVIEW: X-Men Red Annual #1 – “The #1 That Should Have Been?”
Not an emotional tour de force–an emotional road trip—slower, longer, and with a satisfying destination.
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REVIEW: X-Men Red #1
X-Men Red #1 drops this week and bursts on the scene making a statement about the future of mutants in the Marvel Universe
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Phoenix Resurrection – “From a Flawed Beginning Rises a Definitive Conclusion”
Rosenberg has delivered the definitive Phoenix story. And I say that as a fan with reverence for Claremont’s original.
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Phoenix Resurrection #5 – “A Woman Stands Alone”
The final issue of Phoenix Resurrection was the best kind of surprise: one I didn’t even know I wanted.
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