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    X-Men #7

    X-Men » X-Men #7 - To Serve & Protect, Part 1 released by Marvel on March 1, 2011.

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    It's a new age for the X-Men. Cyclops and company have declared it a time to be heroes. Wherever a citizen is in need, there's an X-Man on the job. But strange rumors have come to the attention of the X-Men, and Storm and her team are off to New York City to investigate. What do they find in the dank sewers beneath Manhattan? Only New York's favorite wall-crawler has the answers.

    Note: Variantcover #3 by Bachalo is an homage to the albumcover of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band!

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    X-Men #7 - To Serve & Protect, Part 1 by inferiorego on January 26, 2011

    The X-Men investigate something strange in New York City, something weird in the sewers. Spider-Man makes a guest appearance.   The Good The best way to describe this issue is X-Men Detective Agency. The X-Men search for answers in the sewers of New York City. The investigators (Wolverine, Storm, Gambit, and Emma Frost) work together extremely well here. Great banter between the team thanks to writer Victor Gischler who has been wonderful on this volume since the beginning. Penciler and colorer...

    11 out of 12 found this review helpful.

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    X-Men #7 - To Serve & Protect, Part 1 by sqreview on March 28, 2011

    I haven't been much of a Marvel Comics fan over the years, and I thought that since I'm reviewing comics I should give both of the big publishers a shot. I picked up this issue of the new ongoing X-Menseries based solely on the cover, which had incredible artwork. Also the fact that Spider-Man was joining the team for an excursion peaked my interest.Here's what I've gathered from jumping into the story thus far: the X-Men have relocated to San Fransisco in order to have a fresh start and have ev...

    6 out of 7 found this review helpful.

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    X-Men #7 - To Serve & Protect, Part 1 by dark_noldor on February 27, 2011

    It´s a great idea of marketing the X-Men as the protectors of San Francisco, because New York/Manhattan is saturated with super heroes and it´s nice that other major cities are the location of other groups too. The whole dialogues involving this franchise is great and the first pages only serve to make this idea more appealing - what sounded like "so, this comic book is going to be about Angel and Colossus saving people huh?" quickly shifted into a great and funny story. Victor Gischler knows wh...

    6 out of 7 found this review helpful.
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