The Uncanny X-Men #513
The Uncanny X-Men » The Uncanny X-Men #513 - Utopia Chapter 2 released by Marvel on September 1, 2009.
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5 (0) 4 (2) 3 (2) 2 (0) 1 (0) 3.6 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Let Me Make The Introductions 0
Cloak, Dagger, Mimic, Daken, Weapon Omega, Namor and Emma Frost. The new X-Men sanctioned by Norman Osborn. That's our cover to an issue I had to read twice to figure out how I felt about everything going on in it. I liked it, I just wasn't sure if it was "Run to the comic shop and pick this up!!! NOW!" or "If you like X-Men, you'll enjoy this" good. While I haven't been reading Uncanny at all, I did my research before this event started and being that it's 6 Chapters long, I can only hope it wi...
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Better than I expected 2
Chapter 2 of the utopia crossover is here, well it has been for a couple of days now but o well.ill start with the art, its Dodson which in my eyes is great i think he draws the x-men than anyone has recently thats pretty much all i can say about the art apart from how i loved the way Namor was introduced by emma the look of that scene was pretty cool.Now for the story, i wasnt expecting much from this book to be honest, but it was pleasently suprising we all knew we'd get the ussual team intro...
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Utopia has potential 0
I'm not a huge fan of crossover events (secret invasion, dark reign) but dark reign is pretty different i like seeing the bad guys pretending to good guys but why is there now Utopia? Utopia is a crossover within a cossover but i got a copy of the first part and it wasn't too shabby i'm digging Utopia it has potential. I like the chaos, everyone is scattered some want to fight some want to resolve the situation and all the conflicting personalities but most of all the action thats bound to go do...
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The Dark X-Men are here! 0
The second part of this crossover begins straight where the first ended, with the introduction of Charles Xavier to the public and press where he voices his concerns for Cyclops recent actions as mutant kinds ‘leader’. Very unlike Charles, he commits himself to Norman Osborn’s ‘Mutant Solution’ and for most of the first part of this issue Fraction uses Normans voice in the captions which accompanies Dodson’s scenes from the riots the X-Men are involved in, in and around San Francisco. This is an...
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