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X-Men #16
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The Captain Commander of Krakoa made a fateful decision. There’s no going back.
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Kindle Edition, 26 pages
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December 30th 2020
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We basically open to two islands trying to fuck. Fun times.
But this issue is actually really great. We get to see the council try and think of a way to unite the islands and bring in the other mutants to the fold. Some great confrontations, a cute moment with Doug, and exciting ending. This feels like the next step for the X-Men comic. Count me in! A 4 out of 5.
But this issue is actually really great. We get to see the council try and think of a way to unite the islands and bring in the other mutants to the fold. Some great confrontations, a cute moment with Doug, and exciting ending. This feels like the next step for the X-Men comic. Count me in! A 4 out of 5.
It's election time on Krakoa, easy vote for me, Storm!
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Quindi, questo numero di "assestamento" e di "preparazione per nuove grane" sancisce che:
-dopo 16 numeri di X-Men, finalmente stiamo per tornare ad avere gli X-Men (anche se nel ruolo di eroi\paladini, con cariche elette dal popolo mutante? Non mi sembra un gran modo per amalgamare un gruppo affiatato e in grado di reagire ottimamente alle minacce)
-dopo tutto il casino fatto e l'ostruzionismo di Krakoa all'idea di chiudere la porta verso Avalon, ora si scopre che Krakoa e Akkaro sono cresciute t ...more
-dopo 16 numeri di X-Men, finalmente stiamo per tornare ad avere gli X-Men (anche se nel ruolo di eroi\paladini, con cariche elette dal popolo mutante? Non mi sembra un gran modo per amalgamare un gruppo affiatato e in grado di reagire ottimamente alle minacce)
-dopo tutto il casino fatto e l'ostruzionismo di Krakoa all'idea di chiudere la porta verso Avalon, ora si scopre che Krakoa e Akkaro sono cresciute t ...more
Large sections of this comic consist of nothing more than headshots in a nine panel grid as people discuss things in meetings. There's absolutely no action at all. The closest thing to action is two Ents, for want of a better word, having a silent conversation.
And it's brilliant.
If it wasn't impossible due to the timescales involved, I'd say this was put together as a two fingered salute to that Twitter post that did the rounds recently complaining about three pages of talking heads being a wast ...more
And it's brilliant.
If it wasn't impossible due to the timescales involved, I'd say this was put together as a two fingered salute to that Twitter post that did the rounds recently complaining about three pages of talking heads being a wast ...more
I have no fucking interest in anything having to do with Arrako. I find myself falling asleep anytime anything having to do with that island, or its inhabitant mutants, comes up.
So, this issue is a bit of a snooze-fest.
So, this issue is a bit of a snooze-fest.
I’m not sure how much i care about the mutants of arrako at this point but I imagine they’re important to the story Hickman is telling.
This would be a solid five except for the art. Closeups of faces are excellent, but the limb proportions often appear... off? As though arms and legs are too small for the body? The consequence is that it makes characters appear like children in a number of panels. It’s not a consistent theme, but when it happens it certainly stands out.
Okay, so Arakko is here and they are not friendly. And an X-Men chosen by the people? Awesome.
Not sure what I was expecting post X of Swords but it wasn't exactly this. While the tension between Arakko and Krakoa is intriguing, I fear it will just come across as a drawn out extension of the conflict that just took place in Otherworld. With Cyclops and Jean, their defiant heroism was one of my favorite scenes of the entire X of Swords storyline. I was hoping there would be lasting repercussions for their decision. So I was a little disappointed by the "let's get back to the way things wer
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Feels like a good mini reboot after the swords saga. I really dig Notos artwork
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