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Yay for male objectification 0
This issue honestly was a solid 3.5 out of five. It wasn't bad, it wasn't great.The goodAs you can see on the cover this issue featured the X-Men's Favorite Bad boy, Wolverine, and most of the issue, he's naked (Yea for male objectification in comic books) as is his wild pack of feral comrades. If you're a Fan of Havoks (Which i am) you won't be disappointed by how the series is carrying along.The badWhen you read this issue along with some of what happens next, you are left looking at this issu...
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Worst ever point blank period 0
This was one of the worst issues, and the definite beginning of the end of a great character that showed such amazing potential. Steve grant is by far one of the worst thing that could have happened to this title.The goodNate introduced to the concept of the spiral. A multitude of drastically varying alternate realities. It was like the concept of the Exiles, which would have revitalized some of the interest around Nate, and the potential for a lot of great new adventures for him. The potential ...
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Mutant X #1 0
Mutant X was a new series launched in October of 1998, which followed Alex Summers (Havok of X-Fact/X-Men) into an alternate reality where everything he knows is topsy tervy, comparable to Alice's descent down the rabbit hole into Wonderland.The GoodThis was a pretty descent first issue for marvel, especially if you are a fan of alternate realities (Which I am)The "dark" reflections of Character's we were use to seeing certain ways is refreshing, but I gotta say that none of the characters remin...
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