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    X-Force #116

    X-Force » X-Force #116 - Exit Wounds released by Marvel on July 2001.

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    X-Force 116 3

    Wow.  I haven't read X-Force issues 1-115, so I can't imagine what a shock it was for that current readership to have gone from a book that featured 'regular' (if there is such a thing) mutants such as Cannonball, Warpath, Domino etc. to one with a whole new collection of very peculiar characters in a totally alien set up.  This comic, though, coincided with Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely on New X-Men, as well as X-treme X-Men.  The Marvel bosses had the minds firmly set on change and I must a...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

    Exit Axel... Enter X-Force 0

    This comic marked a new age for Marvel comics.  No CCA stamp and a load of former Vertigo comic alumni: Peter Milligan (Shade The Changing Man and Enigma), Michael Allred (Vertigo Visions - The Geek) and former Vertigo editor Axel Alonso (Hellblazer and Preacher).  This comic has the old Karen Berger Vertigo using DCU character formula of taking a series that is not doing so well, taking a brave writer to take it in a different direction and making sure the artist can see the writer's vision to ...

    3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

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