X-Men: Deadly Genesis #1
X-Men: Deadly Genesis » X-Men: Deadly Genesis #1 - TPB/HC released by Marvel on January 24, 2007.
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5 (1) 4 (2) 3 (1) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.1 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Not sure about the title, but it's a great story 0
As I mentioned during one of my X-Men: The New Age trade reviews, my comic shop recommends that readers who wish to catch up on their X-Men start with Deadly Genesis. I disagree because a lot of stuff starting with Morrison's run still plays into today's X-Men. (eg why is Scott with Emma and not Jean) Also, if you start back from 2001 you'll end up reading House of M which, of all the Marvel Cross-over storylines, has had the largest impact on the current X-Men universe and storylines. What y...
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GN Review -- X-Men: Deadly Genesis / Ed Brubaker, Trevor Hairsine 0
Originally posted on my blog, The Comics Cove, not too long ago...What happens when you find out that a significant moment in your history is nothing like you actually remember it, and that you've been lied to, or even flat-out manipulated to protect someone else? What if that someone is a mentor, a friend, and benefactor whose integrity has been, until this moment, unimpeachable?X-Men: Deadly Genesis explores this question by reintroducing and adding to a critical period in the X-Men's history:...
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An extraordinary forgetable x-men story 0
When I sit down to write this review I am almost amazed by the fact that this story turned out so bland since most of the ingredients are appealing. Just before Ed Brubaker wrote this x-men story (and after it took over the Uncanny X-Men title) he hade done wonders to Captain America by returning to Caps roots and changing his history by declaring that Bucky Barnes never died and instead lived on as russian assassin Winter Soldier. This retcon proved to revitalize the Captain America comics i...
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Are secrets always a good thing? 0
Cyclops and the Beast are pondering the damage done by the Scarlet Witch, which resulted in the near extinction of the mutant race when she depowered more than 90% of the population. The Beast believes that there was more damage done than what everyone thinks; with so much energy that had been released, he wonders where the energy went. A few miles from the planet, a being awakens and an American space shuttle begins to plummet towards Earth. -summaryX-Men: Deadly Genesis is an amazing story on ...
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