I liked the first issue and the art hopefully it remains entertaining through out. I’ve always liked Aaron’s Thor run even though I’ve only read a couple of arcs. It’s tieing into some of favorite books right now (Venom) in a interesting way.
Man. I'm just waiting for that Hickman stimulus. X books have been terrible for a hot minuteJust finished Uncanny X-Men #15. Since when did Hope Summers become a villain?
Just got finishing reading Major X, So Cable got a Negro Sonfrom alternate Future
They should of just used Nate Grey and Thernody Baby and came up with something interesting
this shyt sounds so dumb that I'm not mad about it being spoiled.
Let me guess..... Nate's baby mom is slender/petite and brightskinned with "natural" hair cut short.
oh shyt my bad
I start using Spoilers
Well On one of the Cover's they have a aged Storm, So he might be Cable and Storm son
tragic issue manMan, poor Gibbon.
I'm the same way. I think I know what site your referring to and I go to that site too if it's the same site. For me it's all about actually having the comic in my hands and flipping through it. Same reason why I still buy physical books, magazines, and newspapers. It's just something about holding it in your hand and flipping pages instead of scrolling on a phone or tablet. I don't think I'll ever jump on digital only. For the past two years I've been hitting up conventions and my local comic shop has a 50% off back issue sale 2-3 a year and because of that I've almost completed the entire Uncanny X-Men run and a good chunk of Batman and Detective Comics from the 80s. It's cost me money but it's just something about having an physical collection. If I ever have children, in particular a son, it's something I would definitely like to pass on to them.I've been Collecting Comics since 1985, real heavy from 1987-1994, off and on since, The Last recent Comic I brought was The Immortal Hulk issue 15 and last comic series event I brought was World War Hulk in 2007......I even got my son Collecting Comics, but me beingat 42 I finally found a comic site that I can read Comics online for free, I was like
Now I feel kind of Guilty
But now I'm like shyt unless it's a Hulk, Batman comic or a major event that interest me I might not ever buy a comic now
Except going to the comic store with my son and buying comics for my son
I'm the same way. I think I know what site your referring to and I go to that site too if it's the same site. For me it's all about actually having the comic in my hands and flipping through it. Same reason why I still buy physical books, magazines, and newspapers. It's just something about holding it in your hand and flipping pages instead of scrolling on a phone or tablet. I don't think I'll ever jump on digital only. For the past two years I've been hitting up conventions and my local comic shop has a 50% off back issue sale 2-3 a year and because of that I've almost completed the entire Uncanny X-Men run and a good chunk of Batman and Detective Comics from the 80s. It's cost me money but it's just something about having an physical collection. If I ever have children, in particular a son, it's something I would definitely like to pass on to them.
I haven't been feeling a lot of new stuff, in particular X-Men, but it's become a habit that's hard to break.
The Bunn Magneto series was excellent..reaching nearly classic status with how he had Magneto outsmart Shield and stay ahead of everyone else with reduced powers. The Bunn Uncanny series was good too. Kieren Gillen wrote a good Uncanny before they brought in Bendis the following year...that might of been 2011 era.I'm the same way. I think I know what site your referring to and I go to that site too if it's the same site. For me it's all about actually having the comic in my hands and flipping through it. Same reason why I still buy physical books, magazines, and newspapers. It's just something about holding it in your hand and flipping pages instead of scrolling on a phone or tablet. I don't think I'll ever jump on digital only. For the past two years I've been hitting up conventions and my local comic shop has a 50% off back issue sale 2-3 a year and because of that I've almost completed the entire Uncanny X-Men run and a good chunk of Batman and Detective Comics from the 80s. It's cost me money but it's just something about having an physical collection. If I ever have children, in particular a son, it's something I would definitely like to pass on to them.
I haven't been feeling a lot of new stuff, in particular X-Men, but it's become a habit that's hard to break.
cant wait