Krisis's Collected Editions
The omnibuses and trade paperbacks on my bookshelf.
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I bought issue #3 on a whim on a road trip and was entranced by Whedon's perfectly toned take on the team - particularly, the Kitty/Emma dynamic. My love for comics was rekindled. (Incidentally, it was issue #3 of original adjectiveless X-Men that got me hooked.)
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This makes a little more sense if you have read a book about Genosha since 1994
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I had to do some major Googling to understand who the wrinkled chick in the safari outfit was. Ten years is a long time in comics!
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Possibly the most beautiful interiors ever in an X-Men ongoing series.
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Felt like the epic battle you would have before cleaning up your GI Joes - full of carnage, light on plot.
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Must add the 1987 TPB edition that I own.
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Don't overspend on this TPB - keep an eye on eBay long enough and you can nab it for less than the cover price.
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Kinda crap. Also, hugely under-utilized Mr. Sinister. But, primarily, crap.
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Absolute tripe.
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Subtly strong.
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So incredibly terrible, I can't believe I spent time (and money, ugh) tracking this down.
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With all the amazing covers in this run of issues they chose that awkward Alan Davis tossoff? Blech.
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Actually not a bad Jamie Braddock story.
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Presently one of the five rarest X-Men TPBs.
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Plot was a little circuitous, but I still liked it a lot.
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One of my favorites from the 400s of Uncanny.
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Loved it.
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Pretty horrible - good thing Morrison put them out of their misery afterward.
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What an ugly version of Kitty.
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I'm sure this moved more than your average amount of issues on cover art alone.
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I hated this so much. Jason Aaron writes a lame, overly-wordy Wolverine.
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I love Daken, but this was awful - terrible art, terrible writing.
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