The Uncanny X-Men # 303 - Going Through The Motions

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While the X-Men were away in Dallas, Jubillee and Kitty have been watching over Illyana. Xavier and Moira did all they could, but Illyana did of the Legacy Virus anyway. Later the team returns home, and Colossus shows no reaction to the news. Jubilee hides in the ready room, but is found by Jean Grey, who comforts her.


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  • Bob Harras
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  • Chris Eliopoulos
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    Dan Green
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    Joe Rosas
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    Lisa Patrick
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    Richard Bennett
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  • Scott Lobdell
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  • Tom DeFalco
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    Reviewed by Sol-rac on Feb. 15, 2009.
    Sol-rac has written 8 reviews. His/her last review was for Going Through The Motions.
    0 out of 1 users recommend his reviews.
    "With the Legacy Virus sweeping through the mutant population, it was only a matter of time before someone close to the X-Men was affected. Illyana Rasputin, sister of Colossus, was infected and the plague took her life. This devastated the X-Men, but it also drove Colossus to become disillusioned with Charles Xavier's dream and join Magneto prior to a critical battle. The quest for equality and peace had perhaps claimed its youngest victim.

    While characters die frequently, the manner in which Illyana's death was treated made it even more memorable. Writer Scott Lobdell wanted the death resonate with readers, so he told the story through the eyes of Jubilee. While the choice might seem odd, Jubilee's relative youth and inexperience with death made her the perfect vehicle for the story. The emotional note was captured beautifully. We empathized with Jubilee, her sadness, and the loss of Illyana. X-Men comics often portray stories about bigotry and hatred well, but rarely feature a death in such a perfect manner and tone."




    Best death of a mutant issue by far!
    Reviewed by Jaadu on Feb. 16, 2008.
    Jaadu has written 60 reviews. His/her last review was for Messiah CompleX Chapter Six.
    4 out of 5 users recommend his reviews.

    This issue literally made me wanna cry! lol I usually don't get that emotional with deaths in comics, but this death really touched my heart, especially with Kitty and Jubilee crying and mourning about Illyana's death... It's just the mood of the story is very well presented and realistic, and shows how Illyana dies from the legacy virus (like a disease)

    Also, I like how this issue shows x-men are humans too and don't fight 24/7 (meaning mutants don't just die from fights, but also other causes) and also that mutants have feelings...

    OMG I just wanted to jump into the issue and comfort Jubilee, lol I know that's sad i actually thought that :P )

    well anyways it's a must read !!!




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