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    Generation X #21

    Generation X » Generation X #21 - To Live and Die and Molt in L.A. released by Marvel on November 1996.

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    To Live and Die and Molt in L.A. last edited by pikahyper on 08/02/22 01:35AM View full history

    Beast intervenes as a teacher with Jubilee, Husk, M, Synch as well Penance.

    Emma Frost and Banshee banter with Leech in the kitchen, but its Howard the Duck along with Chamber and Skin who are on the road to reflect on Skin's past enmities with Tores and his false death in Los Angeles that leaves some questions for Skin on the past he needed to give up. Beast in the meanwhile learns of another secret of M which may not be mutant in origin.

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    Generation X #21 - To Live and Die and Molt in L.A. by eyelash30 on August 17, 2015

    The artwork from Chris Bacchalo remains beautiful and innovative game, but the limp story coupled with the retro introduction of 70's staple Howard the Duck feels out-of-place. The simple story of Beast revealing Monet's autism offers insight that could had been expressed deeper on subjectivism, but the issue felt about as dull as sitting in a waiting room. The Skin/ Chamber/ Howard the Duck arch could also shown more elaboration over uncomfortable silences to Skin's reasons to falsifying ...

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