
Showing posts with label Magneto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magneto. Show all posts
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
New Image for X-Men: First Class
Monday, February 28, 2011
Monday, January 24, 2011
Preview: Wolverine # 6

Preview: Wolverine # 6
Wolverine versus the Uncanny X-Men by Jason Aaron and Daniel Acuna with covers by Jae Lee.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Magneto and Cannonball are part of Age of X
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Guess Who's Back on X-Men Legacy
The Children of the Vault may have gotten their heads kicked in during the "Supernovas" arc by Mike Carey and Chris Bachalo but they vowed revenge against Marvel's merry mutants, The X-Men, sometime soon, especially after the death of their leader, Sangre back in X-Men # 188 - 199...

Mike Carey's works is once again the book's main selling point. Effectively writing Rogue in scenes together with former paramour Magneto in a mission in India makes you long for those old books illustrated by Jim Lee.
The team dynamics and who see brings along is also a great part of the reading experience for X-Men Legacy.
Tagging along with Rogue and Magneto are Loa and Anole as well as the peaceful Paras who has been summoned back home. (Apparently to be married off to a complete stranger.) They meet a girl who may or may not be another mutant and take down a bunch of Sentinels trying to catch her.
Turns out she's apparently part of the Children of the Vault, a group of post human race developed somewhere in Ecuador as a part of a twisted experiment. Luz as she wants to be called has the power to control light (sort of like Dazzler with a bit more artistic flare.)
In one of the scenes, Magneto asks Rogue to check on the location of the Children of the Vault's new city, to the disgust of the latter. She then lands a solid punch on Magnus....
Poor poor Max. After joining the X-Men he turns from great and legendary mutant visionary to being relegated to Rogue's whipping boy....
Things also heat up for Paras and Luz as they share a short yet passionate kiss before getting "almost caught" by the returning Magneto and Rogue.

And then their opponents finally reveal themselves...


Mike Carey's works is once again the book's main selling point. Effectively writing Rogue in scenes together with former paramour Magneto in a mission in India makes you long for those old books illustrated by Jim Lee.
The team dynamics and who see brings along is also a great part of the reading experience for X-Men Legacy.
Tagging along with Rogue and Magneto are Loa and Anole as well as the peaceful Paras who has been summoned back home. (Apparently to be married off to a complete stranger.) They meet a girl who may or may not be another mutant and take down a bunch of Sentinels trying to catch her.
Turns out she's apparently part of the Children of the Vault, a group of post human race developed somewhere in Ecuador as a part of a twisted experiment. Luz as she wants to be called has the power to control light (sort of like Dazzler with a bit more artistic flare.)
In one of the scenes, Magneto asks Rogue to check on the location of the Children of the Vault's new city, to the disgust of the latter. She then lands a solid punch on Magnus....
Poor poor Max. After joining the X-Men he turns from great and legendary mutant visionary to being relegated to Rogue's whipping boy....Things also heat up for Paras and Luz as they share a short yet passionate kiss before getting "almost caught" by the returning Magneto and Rogue.

And then their opponents finally reveal themselves...

Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Second Coming Teaser
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Review: Ultimatum # 5

Utterly worthless and senseless.
These are the words that spring to mind upon reading this issue. I guess I'm just too much of Marvel Zombie that I don't really know whats good for me.
This was horrible.
****SPOILERS****
The X-Men and Avengers strike down Magneto after reversing the polarity of the world (Huh?!?). Magneto kills Wolverine by controlling Cyclop's and Iron Man. Despite getting singed, Wolverine manages to impale Magneto with his claws. Magneto reciprocates by dismantling Wolverine's skeleton, making sure that he won't get back up again.
Fury and the rest of the team follows Mags again. Jean links Fury's mind to the villain and informs him that the mutants are apparently created only by men. They were not the next evolutionary step as Magneto believes they are.
Cyclops blows Magneto's head off. Days later, in a rally, Cyclops appears in front of a crowd to address the issue of Mutants. Mid-speech, somebody shoots Cyclops dead (Headshot!).
In Latveria, Ultimate Doom praises himself for getting out of that shit as well as having captured Ultimate Namor. The Thing comes in, discusses a few things with Doom and then crushes with his bare hands, Doom's head.
In the ultimate version of Wundagore mountain, it's revealed that the surviving Brotherhood of Mutants are still alive this time led by the still-alive Quicksilver.
It's comic book titles like this that makes me realize that its really a good thing that I'm currently immerese in the whole Blackest Night mania.
So to Jeph Loeb. Stop writing craptacular stories. Show us what you really got!
Friday, November 7, 2008
Civil War: House of M # 3
This was actually a great read.
I never suspected that this would be such a cool story. Bucky Barnes makes an appearance and kicks butt and takes names in this solid issue. And we finally find out why Charles Xavier was nowhere to be found in the "House of M" mega event.
Credits to the original scanners...
IMAGES: (SORRY FOR THE SPOILERS)






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I never suspected that this would be such a cool story. Bucky Barnes makes an appearance and kicks butt and takes names in this solid issue. And we finally find out why Charles Xavier was nowhere to be found in the "House of M" mega event.
Credits to the original scanners...
IMAGES: (SORRY FOR THE SPOILERS)






Download HERE
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