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Archangel is well on his way to becoming Apocalypse with this version of X-Force. He alone could be the deciding factor.

Apocalypse Archangel tanked a blast from Holocaust (Genocide) when he had his helmet removed. A blast from Holo also nuked an entire town and one shot Wolverine who has insane durability. He was also stabbed and mentally assaulted by members of X-Force with no real effect.

Gamora is the single best fighter here, but Angel defeated both Wolverine and AoA Sabretooth in single combat, and that is no laughable feat. He reacted quick enough to defeat AoA Nightcrawler before he could behead him.

And his single largest feat is he defeated Jean Grey (PIS with Phoenix not fighting aside, it's still Jean freakin Grey)

I think Archangel alone could be more than the team could handle. The argument can be made "but that's Remender's Uncanny X-Force Archangel" and you'd be right, all those feats did come from a separate run. It was never specified that he received a power boost. He was already amped with the Death Seed.

The only difference between that run and Yost's run is Warren was still in control.

In Dark Wolverine when Daken used his third claw to stab him through the face. Sure it wasnt a great moment for him...and it didnt really happen...but in that moment I was like "holy crap!".

Ok not a great moment for Norman, but still memorable.

Hero- I am the terror...that flaps in the night....

Villian- I know what you're thinking...and yes...I am that evil.

wha? wait...wasnt Heisenberg supposed to be doing some version of Lex?

I feel so delighted that part of my post on the CV review of UA #13 came true. I wont spoil what it is, but it made me happy to say the least.

I enjoy this book. Some things seem to be missing though, since the death of the Celestial that sent this into motion you would assume that a Celestial Executioner would be coming to earth, possibly Exitar. Some issues (Genesis and Angel) seem very untouched although they are very relevant to the story. Sure it's referenced in Logans torture but if Apocalypse is alive that's a big thing. Angel being alive and being amped by a Life Seed is a big thing.

My hopes rest with a Celestial coming to amp Genesis into a real, full-powered Apocalypse and his Horseman Angel to contest with these upstarts who claimed the mantel of Earths evolutionary caretakers.

Do I think it will happen, hell no, but it would be amazing to see Apocalypse come into his own in a story of such magnitude and show what he is fully capable of. (Mutant with the ability to alter his body on an ATOMIC level is HUGE, I wish his power could be shown used at its full potential)

So I hit the nail on the head on this one...at least part of it.

I'm bothered by the people that say they are bothered by this book. I just want to yell "cant you see the web that's being spun!" It seems like people are taking this single issue out of context with the story and dont realize that usually Remender has something else up his sleeve.

Rogue has Wolverine's healing factor. His healing factor thats not compensating for Adamantium. She's not dead. Kang and his timestream schemes will almost certainly bring back Wanda or Wonder or both. We also have other plot devices that are completely ignored by most readers, namely the death of the Celestial earlier on. We haven't seen ramifications of that yet, and they were hinted at after it's death.

Best parts of this book were the tauntings of Daken and Grim Reaper. "White Trash isnt a super power." lol

I'm a computer gamer so neither appeal directly to me, but I got my nephew a PS4 for christmas because (from everything I've read) it's built strickly for gaming. And it's cheaper. I also really dont like the idea that the camera thing stays on constantly on the X-box 1. He's a 13 year old kid, who knows what he could be doing in front of that camera in the next few years.

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Maybe I'm just nuts but I'm pretty sure that's Ultron.