X-Force # 16 - Messiah War Part Seven

is a comic book published by Marvel Publishing & released on 8 / / 2009

User Rating - 19 votes, 3.6 avg.

Plot Summary

“MESSIAH WAR” The MESSIAH WAR's final battle has begun, but both Wolverine and Cable know the horrible truth...they simply cannot win. Stryfe is too powerful and Bishop's plan to kill Hope has destroyed the future of mutantkind. Their only chance of survival lies in a threat deadlier than anything they face now. The end is here. Part 7 (of 7)

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    Alan Fine
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  • Ariel Olivetti
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  • Axel Alonso
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  • Clayton Crain
    artist, colorer, cover

  • Cory Petit
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  • Craig Kyle
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    Jody LeHeup
    other

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    John Barber
    editor



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    User Reviews
    wow what a let down
    Reviewed by stork101 on July 3, 2009.
    stork101 has written 6 reviews. His/her last review was for Issue 1.
    1 out of 1 users recommend his reviews.
    i agree with everybody what a waste of good characters and a halfway decent plot the outline of the story was great x-force has to help cable take  down bishop to ensure the girls safety and they 38 hrs to do it cool then stryfe and deadpool come along cool apoycalse awessome all for nothing to happen nothing is really explained and you are left more confused than when you started



    Not a good "ending"
    Reviewed by Amber on July 1, 2009.
    Amber has written 123 reviews. His/her last review was for .
    1 out of 2 users recommend his reviews.

    4 out of 4 users found this review helpful.
      



    Closing Shots
    Reviewed by themaskedhero on June 24, 2009.
    themaskedhero has written 84 reviews. His/her last review was for Heart of Darkness.
    1 out of 1 users recommend his reviews.

    3 out of 4 users found this review helpful.
    Seven issues. I bought seven issues of this series. I walked out to the comic book store seven times and gave them $3.00 every time. And I feel like it was a wasted investment.
    All this crossover did (and in the last issue I thought there was about 5 different directions) was allow Apocalypse to learn of Hope Summers. If there was anything else major that happened, it was too over my head to notice. I loved the opening issues and I thought this was going to play out in a very entertaining way. But about half way through the crossover I was feeling lost and bored.

    This Issue :
    The art was messy, but I say that every time. The story resolved, but the drama everyone was going through didn't connect with me. I understand that X-23 wasn't willing to kill Kiden and that even though her powers were keeping X-Force from going home, she wasn't going to kill her friend. I got that Stryfe and Cable were both trying to keep their hands on Hope. I got that Apocalypse has come back and that Stryfe stood no chance of fighting back. But why was this all important???! Why did we need a seven issue story to tell this story? Why did X-Force really need to be there? 

    The last few pages with X-23 had me very confused as to what was going on*. The scene with Bishop at the end made me feel like I was watching Dave Madden in a comic book, YOU'RE JUST TELLING ME THINGS I KNEW 6 ISSUES AGO!! If not 2 years ago during Messiah CompleX.

    I didn't like this issue and I didn't really like the crossover as a whole. I felt like I was getting ripped off. I wouldn't tell anyone to pick it up
     
    (*Note - I have since gone back and re-read the entire crossover as a whole, and the X-23 part makes more sense and it ties into the story that bookends this crossover involving Leper Queen and I found it funny, smart and just too clever for the tone of this book, thus I didn't see it coming and it was a plus)



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