X-Men: Worlds Apart #1
X-Men: Worlds Apart » X-Men: Worlds Apart #1 - Part One released by Marvel on December 2008.
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5 (1) 4 (2) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.5 starsAverage score of 3 user reviews
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Good 1
The cover:4/10 It look a little bit childish her face is so small compared to her body and those ELEPHANT HIPS have got to GO!The Story: 7/10 It's really good IMO. It starts off with friction between Cyke and Storm. Which is really stupid because Ororo is now empowered as queen to help mutants on a much BIGGER scale. And he complains because she stays in Wakanda too much. I loved when the general hit her and she went BALISTIC! One of the best Strom moments ever "You breath when I allow it." wil...
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X-Men: Worlds Apart Exceeds Expectations 1
Overview: X-Men: Worlds Apart is a comic book story about Super Heroine Storm and her battle with evil villain Shadow King. Shadow King has many abilities, one of them is the power of possession in which he uses to simultaneously possess Storm's husband the Black Panther ruler of Wakanda and her long time friend and leader of the X-Men Cyclops. Storm had always had a growing conflict within herself, being a Queen to her new found country or having to be available to fight alongside her team fr...
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Behold a Queen! 0
Summary and Scans can be viewed hereThe GoodContinuity- I love how Chris Yost in this single issue Ties together more than twenty years worth of Storm continuity. We open with a scene of Storm and Scott in a sewer. The same sewer where Storm had fought Callisto years ago for leadership of the morlocks, Storm is immediately confronted by memories of her failure as leader resulting in the morlock massacre and the near extinction of their race. We also get a nod to the rivalry of Scott and Storm re...
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