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    X-Man » X-Man #8 - Hitting Bottom released by Marvel on October 1995.

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    Hitting Bottom last edited by renchamp on 03/17/20 04:51AM View full history

    With Madelyne gone Nate is left to make his way alone in this strange new world. He won't have long to contemplate his new plight as the assassin Rex, sent by the Sugarman, arrives to take Nate down. And he just might succeed too because Nate's powers begin to wane. Things go from bad to worse when yet another survivor from the Age of Apocalypse arrives on the scene.

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    X-Man #8 - Hitting Bottom by renchamp on March 09, 2020

    The one good thing this issue did for me was give some closure on the Rex story line. That's it. The one good thing.The bad? Well, the story suffered quite a bit from Jeph Loeb only providing the idea for the story. He didn't actually write this thing. This could explain why we get some repeat inner musings by Nate Grey, as well as a standalone, rather stagnant plot. Also, the art was inconsistent. I don't like Steve Skroce, per se, but I'd prefer a whole comic that he draws as opposed to sharin...

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