Uncanny X-Force ....is an entity, a spirit that haunts your thoughts and dreams for the rest of your life, a living, breathing world in a league of its own.

lol

You ain't about that life.

@Fantomex13: i'll have whatever you're smoking

Seeing as how you've named yourself after one of the series' protagonists, i can see where you're coming from.

But then, more reason to say why this series is quite overrated.

:/

@Fantomex13: idk about all that but yes Uncanny x-force is amazing ,(though i miss the team with warpath and x-23) one of the few reasons i still read marvel , and welcome to comicvine !

For a second, I thought the OP was criticizing the series...

@AgeofHurricane said:

But then, more reason to say why this series is quite overrated.

:/

and what book would you deem great?

I think it's getting canceled or totally remade for Marvel Now.

@KainScion said:

@AgeofHurricane said:

But then, more reason to say why this series is quite overrated.

:/

and what book would you deem great?

Do you really want to know ?

@AgeofHurricane: i asked didnt i

@KainScion said:

@AgeofHurricane: i asked didnt i

Security Recon/X-Men.

That, and Wolverine and the X-Men.

@AgeofHurricane: open contract was good. w&txm is awesometacular.

@John Valentine said:

@AgeofHurricane said:

@KainScion said:

@AgeofHurricane: i asked didnt i

Security Recon/X-Men.

.....................

Not in comparison to UXF. The two don't really compare.

Good one, Einstein.

@John Valentine said:

@AgeofHurricane said:

@John Valentine said:

@AgeofHurricane said:

@KainScion said:

@AgeofHurricane: i asked didnt i

Security Recon/X-Men.

.....................

Not in comparison to UXF. The two don't really compare.

Good one, Einstein.

There have been two issues of Brian Wood's X-Men, so far. Before that, under Gischler's pen, the series was average at best. It'd be foolish to try and compare it to Remender's 26-issue (so far) epic.

I think you should just stop while you're at it.

@KainScion said:

@Fantomex13: i'll have whatever you're smoking

Same here.

@John Valentine: @AgeofHurricane: c'mon people. not cool. dont fight. everybody likes something else.

@John Valentine said:

@AgeofHurricane:

Posting a generic smiley doesn't help you prove your point. How can X-Men Vol. 3, of which there hasn't yet been a full Brian Wood arc, even be compared to, yet alone be better than Uncanny X-Force?

Did you hit your head really hard this morning ? Or...?

@Fantomex13: Hello, my names is Purrrps. I am the biggest UXF fan here and I am sorry to break it to you, but UXF is indeed just a comic book.

@Morpheus_ said:

@AgeofHurricane said:

@John Valentine said:

@AgeofHurricane:

Posting a generic smiley doesn't help you prove your point. How can X-Men Vol. 3, of which there hasn't yet been a full Brian Wood arc, even be compared to, yet alone be better than Uncanny X-Force?

Did you hit your head really hard this morning ? Or...?

There really is no need for that.


On topic, I find adjectiveless mostly generic and, quite frankly, irrelevant, particularly in comparison to UXF.

>.>

No need for what, exactly ?

SHAZAM!!

@John Valentine said:

@AgeofHurricane said:

@John Valentine said:

@AgeofHurricane:

Posting a generic smiley doesn't help you prove your point. How can X-Men Vol. 3, of which there hasn't yet been a full Brian Wood arc, even be compared to, yet alone be better than Uncanny X-Force?

Did you hit your head really hard this morning ? Or...?

What do you like most about Wood's X-Men Vol. 3; The fact that it's entirely irrelevant to the MU on the whole or the fact that it's just a rehashing of a massively generic and previously overused arc?

I'm not sure what your problem is here, i don't exactly get it. Someone asked for my opinion on something, i gave it. Excuse me if i was that unware of the intricacies that would follow upon commiting such an actrocity, off with my head ! Seriously though, you're calling me out on crap that i didn't even do, would you like to, like, quote me on where, exactly, i said that X-Men Vol. 3 is better than Uncanny X-Force ? Please do, i mean you're always so damn sure of yourself around here, I'm pretty sure you can even quote me word for word you--lol.

No and no. I like the title because the team featured in it is lead by Storm, the same woman who's presence in the MU as a whole has been severed since her marriage to the BP, of which, she benefitted nothing from, that, and as I'm sure, we all know, is my favorite comic book character, i cannot express that more than i have already. I like it because the characters who make up this team, are characters that i am familiar with and like as well, i like it because Colossus isn't simply written as an angsty Russian fool who can only hit things and shouts out "Tovarisch!" when he does so, he's actually getting a personality, i like it because the direction of this team is enthralling and it's different (in some aspects), i like it because this is one of the only X-Books other than X-Factor, WaTX and the sought after Uncanny X-Force where character interaction actually occurs and it's not bland or stupid, i like it because for the past two years since it's creation, this title has been nothing but a witty remark-filled sit-com which did nothing for the characters in it, and the main cast was: Wolverine, Emma Frost and Cyclops (as if we weren't saturated with that roster at the time already), finally, we're moving past that, i like it because this is the X-Men doing what they do best, saving the world one crummy threat at the a time, this is a team of X-Men at their best, with character defining moments and seeds being layed in every issue to provide for an interesting finish. This isn't Uncanny where you get a five page (or, as Gillen has shown, a whole issue) plot summary dedicated to the main antagonist for that arc, then Cyclops shouting at the other members on where and where not to go as well as the occasional Namor/Emma "get a room" scene, no (granted, Uncanny is the best it's been since Fraction took-over, but just not my personal cup of tea). This isn't Legacy where we have Rogue give us a more than elaborated blurb on what went on during her times as a novice X-Man or how she deals with her powers or borrowed ones and the portents that will follow, or, having to put up with the cursed borefest which is Rogneto, a pairing which needs to be damned, stat. This isn't even New Mutants where we have brilliant writers give us not-so-brilliant stories, top that with crappy art of the highest order, silly plot devices and a saving grace is a crossover that manages to link the team in. No, this is X-Men, a title where in only two issues (with a new creative team), has managed to trump every issue that came before it with flying colours and is continuing to do so, this is where you'll see the Mutants we fear and hate, doing what they do best, in a world that fears and hates them.

That, John, is why i like the title so much.

Satisfied ?

@Morpheus_ said:

@AgeofHurricane: Pointlessly arguing and/or instigating. You might as well add playing dumb afterwards to the list.

LOL.

Yeah, okay.

@AgeofHurricane: UXF isn't overrated. It's awesome.

How is it even overrated? Because people like it because it's good?

@InnerVenom123 said:

@AgeofHurricane: UXF isn't overrated. It's awesome.

I like it, but i've found that i'll never hear the end of it's awesomeness, and in my humble opinion, isn't that good.

My opinion, mind you, before my head gets chopped off, which was just about to happen a couple of minutes ago.

@AgeofHurricane said:

@InnerVenom123 said:

@AgeofHurricane: UXF isn't overrated. It's awesome.

I like it, but i've found that i'll never hear the end of it's awesomeness, and in my humble opinion, isn't that good.

The way you phrase this, it sounds like you're just annoyed at hearing about it so much and you've decided to be a contrarian about it.

@InnerVenom123 said:

@AgeofHurricane said:

@InnerVenom123 said:

@AgeofHurricane: UXF isn't overrated. It's awesome.

I like it, but i've found that i'll never hear the end of it's awesomeness, and in my humble opinion, isn't that good.

The way you phrase this, it sounds like you're just annoyed at hearing about it so much and you've decided to be a contrarian about it.

No.

Even though UXF is just a comicbook, it's awesome as fck and until it stops being awesome, people are gonna keep praising it.

@InnerVenom123: ily<3

@ragdollpurps: <3

Nice gif by the way.

Betsy has no fcks to give.

@John Valentine said:

@AgeofHurricane said:

@John Valentine said:

@AgeofHurricane said:

@John Valentine said:

@AgeofHurricane:

Posting a generic smiley doesn't help you prove your point. How can X-Men Vol. 3, of which there hasn't yet been a full Brian Wood arc, even be compared to, yet alone be better than Uncanny X-Force?

Did you hit your head really hard this morning ? Or...?

What do you like most about Wood's X-Men Vol. 3; The fact that it's entirely irrelevant to the MU on the whole or the fact that it's just a rehashing of a massively generic and previously overused arc?

No and no. I like the title because the team featured in it is lead by Storm, the same woman who's presence in the MU as a whole has been severed since her marriage to the BP, of which, she benefitted nothing from, that, and as I'm sure, we all know, is my favorite comic book character, i cannot express that more than i have already. I like it because the characters who make up this team, are characters that i am familiar with and like as well, i like it because Colossus isn't simply written as an angsty Russian fool who can only hit things and shouts out "Tovarisch!" when he does so, he's actually getting a personality, i like it because the direction of this team is enthralling and it's different (in some aspects), i like it because this is one of the only X-Books other than X-Factor, WaTX and the sought after Uncanny X-Force where character interaction actually occurs and it's not bland or stupid, i like it because for the past two years since it's creation, this title has been nothing but a witty remark-filled sit-com which did nothing for the characters in it, and the main cast was: Wolverine, Emma Frost and Cyclops (as if we weren't saturated with that roster at the time already), finally, we're moving past that, i like it because this is the X-Men doing what they do best, saving the world one crummy threat at the a time, this is a team of X-Men at their best, with character defining moments and seeds being layed in every issue to provide for an interesting finish. This isn't Uncanny where you get a five page (or, as Gillen has shown, a whole issue) plot summary dedicated to the main antagonist for that arc, then Cyclops shouting at the other members on where and where not to go as well as the occasional Namor/Emma "get a room" scene, no (granted, Uncanny is the best it's been since Fraction took-over, but just not my personal cup of tea). This isn't Legacy where we have Rogue give us a more than elaborated blurb on what went on during her times as a novice X-Man or how she deals with her powers or borrowed ones and the portents that will follow, or, having to put up with the cursed borefest which is Rogneto, a pairing which needs to be damned, stat. This isn't even New Mutants where we have brilliant writers give us not-so-brilliant stories, top that with crappy art of the highest order, silly plot devices and a saving grace is a crossover that manages to link the team in. No, this is X-Men, a title where in only two issues (with a new creative team), has managed to trump every issue that came before it with flying colours and is continuing to do so, this is where you'll see the Mutants we fear and hate, doing what they do best, in a world that fears and hates them.

That, John, is why i like the title so much.

Satisfied ?

Stating that these two issues have trumped every issue that's come before them in the run of X-Men Vol. 3 means next to nothing. I'm not sure how you can get that from reading forty or so pages worth of comic, but have fun reading the remaining few issues nonetheless.

The point about Colossus is entirely unfounded if you've read Gillen's past two years worth of work on Uncanny (starting from before Regenesis and Fear Itself).

Well, toodles.

;D

Aw, the argument ended ):

@Remi said:

Aw, the argument ended ):

I was enjoying the argument between opinions too :(

But Brian Wood is everything :O

Indeed.