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    X-Men Unlimited #9

    X-Men Unlimited » X-Men Unlimited #9 - Dead Man Walking; Resignation released by Marvel on August 2005.

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    Critically acclaimed indy writer Matt Fraction (Last of the Independents) joins legendary artist Sam Kieth for an action-packed story about Wolverine's greatest deaths, and just how they've affected the nearly-invulnerable mutant over the years. Then, Eisner-award nominee Damon Hurd (My Uncle Jeff) and Mark Brooks tell an extraordinary story about X-Man Bobby Drake, a.k.a. Iceman, and just what it means to have been a part of the X-Men from the very start!

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    X-Men Unlimited #9 - Dead Man Walking; Resignation by m0n5t3r on July 19, 2010

     how often do you get a Sam Keith drawn Marvel comic these days? there were Marvel Comics Presents covers and 8pagers(check out the cover to #120!) and a cover here and there. versus all the great creator work he puts out, its great to chalk up some win for Marvel too. notice the cover is a re-imagining of a Bryne classic, also credited as so in the signature. really fun. so theres a Wolverine story, and a great Iceman story. given the rating system here on the site each only have to score a 2....

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