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    Uncanny X-Force » Uncanny X-Force #4 - The Apocalypse Solution: Part 4 released by Marvel on March 1, 2011.

    deactivated-5a162dd41dd64's Uncanny X-Force #4 - The Apocalypse Solution: Part 4 review

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    I'm just glad it ended...

    Why, why, WHY does it always have to be the female character that jumps immediately to defend a child?! It's getting a bit insulting. I mean, I know PLENTY of men that would do the exact same, but in comics it's always female characters. God damn stereotypical maternal instincts.
    Was ANYONE convinced by the ending? Fantomex SHOULD have gotten screamed at like a million times, or at least have made his teammates violently disgusted at him, but NO, awkward silence. No 'how could you' speeches or anything.
    Epic fail, Remender. Epic fail.

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