X-Men #21

djotaku's X-Men #21 review

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Ok, so it's not exactly the "Extinction Team" set up in Uncanny, but it's close. These Cyclops-loyal X-Men are on a mission that started 2 week ago (in our time) to stop the sale of some black-market Sentinels to some fake (in our world) Eastern European countries. The action is good and the story is a well-written X-Men action adventure. In other words, this isn't the X-Men book that brings the relationship drama or the world-changing stuff. This is the X-Men book where you get to see the X-Men FIGHT! And it does a good job of that.

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X-Men #21 by deactivated-64a584ff1973b on November 17, 2011
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X-Men #21 by ryonslaught on December 13, 2011
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