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It wasn't great. But that Thor note was very instrumental to his arc and then War of the Realms.
On a side note isn't Watcher back? I thought I read that in an issue somewhere and glosses over it because nothing happened from all of that.
the event driven run at marvel is legendary to me. All my favorite villains are involved and it's the precursor to marvel goin more sci fi. Nice lil bookshelf for the mancave. I gotta folding chair on the floor so I can veg out and read.
Finished 1998 Inhumans book today
Great story. Black Bolt the silent king.
Had me thinking wtf is you doing. handled diplomacy, sacrifice and murder like a don.I have have siegeI'm interesed in What the prelude and tie-ins are. Because you could consider the whole "Time runs out" story as a prelude and a lot of Battleworld books as tie insThough "Siege" was the most important one, imo.
Prelude
New Avengers (2013) 1-3, Secret Wars (1984) 10-12, Fantastic Four 611, Ultimate Comics Spider -Man (2011) 1, Ultimate Comics Ultimates 4
Last days of marvel universe
CAPTAIN AMERICA AND THE MIGHTY AVENGERS 8-9, LOKI: AGENT OF ASGARD 14-17, MAGNETO 18-21, BLACK WIDOW 19-20, MS. MARVEL 16-19, THE PUNISHER 19-20, SILVER SURFER 13-15, ANT-MAN: LAST DAYS 1, SILK 7, SPIDER-WOMAN 10
I may have the prelude in one of the avengers books but I'll cross that bridge when I get there
I have the full agent of Asgard collection
I also have the journey into mystery which is the tie into, Original Sin.
Secret Wars (2015) Reading Order | Hickman Avengers Guide
reccomended SW prelude reading order. I'm not buying all that shyt buy I have alot of it.
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Rob Liefeld returns to X-Force in 30th Anniversary special
On this day 30 years ago, X-FORCE #1 debuted and took the comic book industry by storm! Created by Rob Liefeld, X-FORCE #1 was a blockbuster success, selling over 5 million copies to become one of the best-selling single issues in Marvel Comics history.
Commemorating the anniversary of this groundbreaking issue, Rob Liefeld will return to the X-Force saga this November with a new chapter in X-FORCE: KILLSHOT!
The special one-shot will feature an explosive adventure starring Cable and his mighty militant mutant squad, taking readers back to the beloved '90s heyday of the X-Men franchise. Cable and his counterparts will assemble five separate X-Force squadrons – from various points in time – to converge on Asteroid S for an all-out assault to defeat Stryfe once and for all.
“X-FORCE was a huge gamble that paid off big for Marvel, paid off big for retailers and it changed my life forever.” Liefeld states, reflecting on the impact and legacy of the title. “I’m thrilled and honored to share KILLSHOT with everyone. Thirty years in the making, I intend to make every page a huge kick for fans new and old.”
His art is still horrendous.Liefeld without Louise Simonson or Fabian Nicieza to actually write the book is guaranteed to be awful trash.
It's also wild that Marvel would hire Liefeld considering he has been publicly shytting on their books (especially the new X-Men stuff once Hickman took over).
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Not enough pouchesRob Liefeld returns to X-Force in 30th Anniversary special
On this day 30 years ago, X-FORCE #1 debuted and took the comic book industry by storm! Created by Rob Liefeld, X-FORCE #1 was a blockbuster success, selling over 5 million copies to become one of the best-selling single issues in Marvel Comics history.
Commemorating the anniversary of this groundbreaking issue, Rob Liefeld will return to the X-Force saga this November with a new chapter in X-FORCE: KILLSHOT!
The special one-shot will feature an explosive adventure starring Cable and his mighty militant mutant squad, taking readers back to the beloved '90s heyday of the X-Men franchise. Cable and his counterparts will assemble five separate X-Force squadrons – from various points in time – to converge on Asteroid S for an all-out assault to defeat Stryfe once and for all.
“X-FORCE was a huge gamble that paid off big for Marvel, paid off big for retailers and it changed my life forever.” Liefeld states, reflecting on the impact and legacy of the title. “I’m thrilled and honored to share KILLSHOT with everyone. Thirty years in the making, I intend to make every page a huge kick for fans new and old.”
Rob Liefeld Returns to 'X-Force' in 30th Anniversary Special
Liefeld without Louise Simonson or Fabian Nicieza to actually write the book is guaranteed to be awful trash.
It's also wild that Marvel would hire Liefeld considering he has been publicly shytting on their books (especially the new X-Men stuff once Hickman took over).
With what happened between Magneto and Scarlet Witch at the end of S.W.O.R.D. #6 the upcoming appearance of The High Evolutionary in X-Men #3 makes it seem like we might be getting some movement on the whole "Are Wanda & Pietro Magneto's kids or not?" situation. The writer of the new X-Men book is Gerry Duggan who just so happened to be the co-writer of the Uncanny Avengers story where The High Evolutionary revealed what he claimed to be Pietro and Wanda's true parentage.
"The X-Men are no strangers to being targeted for their genes…but when the High Evolutionary returns with his brand of unnatural selection, the survival of the whole planet is at stake!"
"The X-Men are no strangers to being targeted for their genes…but when the High Evolutionary returns with his brand of unnatural selection, the survival of the whole planet is at stake!"
cant believe i used to like this style.Rob Liefeld returns to X-Force in 30th Anniversary special
On this day 30 years ago, X-FORCE #1 debuted and took the comic book industry by storm! Created by Rob Liefeld, X-FORCE #1 was a blockbuster success, selling over 5 million copies to become one of the best-selling single issues in Marvel Comics history.
Commemorating the anniversary of this groundbreaking issue, Rob Liefeld will return to the X-Force saga this November with a new chapter in X-FORCE: KILLSHOT!
The special one-shot will feature an explosive adventure starring Cable and his mighty militant mutant squad, taking readers back to the beloved '90s heyday of the X-Men franchise. Cable and his counterparts will assemble five separate X-Force squadrons – from various points in time – to converge on Asteroid S for an all-out assault to defeat Stryfe once and for all.
“X-FORCE was a huge gamble that paid off big for Marvel, paid off big for retailers and it changed my life forever.” Liefeld states, reflecting on the impact and legacy of the title. “I’m thrilled and honored to share KILLSHOT with everyone. Thirty years in the making, I intend to make every page a huge kick for fans new and old.”
Rob Liefeld Returns to 'X-Force' in 30th Anniversary Special
Liefeld without Louise Simonson or Fabian Nicieza to actually write the book is guaranteed to be awful trash.
It's also wild that Marvel would hire Liefeld considering he has been publicly shytting on their books (especially the new X-Men stuff once Hickman took over).
all the low key fukkery in DareDevil #21
Jmare007
pico pal q lee
People not on board with the Krakoa/Hickman Era of mutants gonna be waiting longer than expected to get it over with, apparently.
https://aiptcomics.com/2021/06/28/x-men-monday-113-hellfire-gala-week-4/
(Jordan is Jordan D. White, the editor of the X-books)
https://aiptcomics.com/2021/06/28/x-men-monday-113-hellfire-gala-week-4/
(Jordan is Jordan D. White, the editor of the X-books)
Welp, thanks to X-Factor #10 (final issue of the series btw) we know who Magneto is going to be on trial for killing.
Welp, thanks to X-Factor #10 (final issue of the series btw) we know who Magneto is going to be on trial for killing.
How fukking predictable from the moment she showed up
Jmare007
pico pal q lee
Of for fukk sakes, before the Gala started I was the only one saying this could be even a possibility and now it's "fukking predictable"
