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    X-Men: Legacy #227

    X-Men: Legacy » X-Men: Legacy #227 - Suppressing Fire, Part 2 released by Marvel on October 1, 2009.

    matthewhex's X-Men: Legacy #227 - Suppressing Fire, Part 2 review

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    Didn't hit the same highs as last issue.


    After a great tie-in to Utopia last issue, this one was a bit of a let down. It was more of the same, but something was just missing and I’m sot sure what. The Ms. Marvel fight takes up most of the issue which has some cool moments but there was no real progression story wise. The Utopia tie-in could have been one issue easy. The art was fine but again, I remember enjoying it more last issue.      
     

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      X-Men: Legacy #227 - Suppressing Fire, Part 2 by themaskedhero on August 19, 2009

      There is really not much I'd like to say about this issue in terms of how it ranks up with the work we've seen in the past from Carey, I loved his first few story arcs when he first got X-Men and didn't really feel exploring Professor X's past as something I wanted to read, though I've only heard heard good things about it.  Though I do feel this book is getting the short end of the stick as far as artists go, Carey's writing might be one of the best as far as X-Men books go and this issue was n...

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