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    X-Factor #206

    X-Factor » X-Factor #206 released by Marvel on August 1, 2010.

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    A SECOND COMING TIE-IN! Part 3 of 3 At last! All the members of X-Factor are reunited in this climactic, slam-bang X-plosion of a conclusion as Trask decides to take matters into his own hands and personally direct the forces of the Mutant Response Division into a full blown war against everyone's favorite mutant detective team!
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    X-Factor #206 by zack_freeman on June 23, 2010

    X-Factor bands together for a final stand against Trask, his SWAT-team style flunkies and their outlandish tanks.  The Good David gives all of these characters distinct voices and I was always entertained to see how they were bantering with eachother. I especially liked Multiple Man's role as an unsure, possibly ill-suited hero and M's cold, rational acceptance of an alliance with Mordo, even though the man just drained her like a vampire (as she says.) I also...

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    X-Factor United...again 0

    X-Factor #206 by hrdwrkngxsoldier on July 01, 2010

    X-Factor #206 Second Coming Revelations I have to say that Peter David is the master at writing multiple story plots within the same title.   Time and again the team is separated into groups and has their own individual tasks then get brought back together in seamless ways.   We don’t seem to ever have the issue of his characters being 15 different places in the Marvel Universe at once…except Madrox, but at least that is easily explainable. I continue to be amazed with this book and the charact...

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