Uncanny X-Men #14
Uncanny X-Men » Uncanny X-Men #14 released by Marvel on August 2012.
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5 (2) 4 (1) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.7 starsAverage score of 3 user reviews
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The league of extraordinary Sinisters. 0
Spoilers!!!!!!!This is issue 14 of Uncanny X-men and is a Mr Sinister one shotThe GoodThere are some interesting ideas made in this issue such as Mr Sinister's Mutant cages which are sort of like zoo exhibits of certain mutants such as Gambit and Cyclops and the fact that some of Sinister's clones are deffective and will rebel against Sinister. This issue has a very league of Extrodinaly gentlemen feel as in Sinister's world looks like Victorian age England but has some very advanced technology....
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Uncanny Sinister. 0
The review is gonna be short.The Good: The issue was great for a one shot. I liked how they focused on Sinister's own Utopian like town for himself. He had great dialogue with...himself and even a couple funny moments (hah the moloid.) and the art blended well with it all and the ending plot twists left a smirk on my face. They were good ones and I don't feel like spoiling them. If Gillen does this arc properly, it could definitely bring an awesome feel to the not so popular Phoenix Five concept...
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Relax, there's milk! 0
I believe this was probably one of the best issues of the year, not only because of the magnificent art of Dustin Weaver, but also on account of Gillen's fantastic and finesse writing. Gillen is one of those writers who are very literate and intelligent, also googles a lot I guess, so he delivers tons of references, from art in general to the ability of transmiting in his plot notions of History, Geography and all the other disciplines, making the story so interesting to read, it's easy to plung...
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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