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    X-Factor #228

    X-Factor » X-Factor #228 released by Marvel on February 1, 2012.

    djotaku's X-Factor #228 review

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    If only I knew these guys

    This story arc must be awesome to those who have been reading X-Factor for a while. Because there are tons of revelations and gasp moments. For me, this is a fun story arc, but the revelations mean nothing. And that sucks, but it's one of the pitfalls of the Marvel Universe. I love that they tend to stick tightly to their canon with as few retcons as possible. But the end result is that you're left unable to react to revelations like the one in this issue.

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      The problem with fights. 0

      X-Factor #228 by matkrenz on March 08, 2012

      So this issue is important because it shows what is the weakness with this series. Well what I think is the biggest weakness and that is issues that are almost nothing but a single fight.The biggest strenght of this series is the dialogue and interactions between the characters, it always feels so natural and comedy that I love every single minute of it and this issue is no different. Layla reveals she revived Guido and Bloodbath continues being so creepy. He body hops between his dead body and ...

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