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    Generation Hope » Generation Hope #3 - The Future is a Four-Letter Word, Part 3 released by Marvel on March 1, 2011.

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    Tokyo burns with the genetic heat of the final light. Can Generation Hope tame it, or will the X-Men have to snuff it out? The first battle for the future of mutantkind comes to a climax, with Bio-titans fighting between the sky-scrapers when hope and despair come to blows. The first arc of the most-anticipated new book of 2010 concludes! Part 3 (of 3)

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    Generation Hope #3 - The Future is a Four-Letter Word, Part 3 by dark_noldor on February 13, 2011

    The refreshing thing about this book is the new characters - despite some being so lame - and the oportunity to see Hope act without Cable, but that´s just where the good part ends. Koblish´s art stains Espin´s art and the beggining of this issue the pictures aren´t pretty: it´s bad art and when Espin retakes the pencils in the middle to the end, the damage is already done. I didn´t like this issue because of the lazy art, the dull dialogues, but mostly because of the art (the imprecisions are s...

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