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Review: Uncanny X-Force #25 – Final Execution Begins!
Uncanny X-Force #25 Writer: Rick Remender Art: Mike McKone, Dean White [Color Art] The latest Uncanny X-Men story arc, “Final Execution,” kicks off with the team in a state of upheaval. Psylocke, having processed the toll being on a mutant kill squad is taking on her psyche, is leaving the team after “satisfying her curiosity”
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Review: Deadpool #54 – Deadpool is Dead, Long Live Deadpool
Deadpool #54 Writer: Daniel Way Art: Ale Garza [Penciler], Sean Parsons [Inker], Dommo Sanchez Amara [Colorist] Deadpool finally gets what he wanted, but does he still want it and is it too late to go back? After setting off a massive goose chase for a serum that could allegedly negate mutant powers, Deadpool is finally
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Uncanny X-Force #24 – Meltdown!
Uncanny X-Force #24 Writer: Rick Remender Art: Phil Noto, Dean White [Colors] During last year’s “Dark Angel Saga,” the Age of Apocalypse’s evil version of Iceman escaped into Earth-616 (i.e. the mainstream Marvel Universe). This was the primary reason for that reality’s Nightcrawler joining X-Force. In Uncanny X-Force #24, he finally gets his revenge on
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Review: Deadpool #53 – Marked For Death
Deadpool #53 Writer: Daniel Way Art: Ale Garza [Penciler], Sean Parsons [Inker], Dommo Sanchez Amara [Colorist] After setting in motion a plan that involved his X-Force teammates, HYDRA Bob, Kingpin, Daken, and Tombstone before quickly spiraling out of control, Deadpool has finally been injected with a serum that can make him killable. Having been seemingly
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Review: Uncanny X-Force #23 – Someone gets their head skinned…
Uncanny X-Force #23 Writer: Rick Remender Art: Greg Tocchini, with color art by Dean White and Greg Tocchini X-Force’s Otherworld adventure concludes with a bit of a twist in this week’s Uncanny X-Force #23. As you may recall, Captain Britain (Psylocke’s brother) and the Captain Britain Corps abducted Fantomex and Psylocke, taking them back to the
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Review: Deadpool #52 – Still trying to die…
Deadpool #52 Writer: Daniel Way Art: Ale Garza [Penciler], Sean Parsons [Inker], Dommo Sanchez Amara [Colorist] In his ongoing efforts to die permanently by flushing out the holder of a serum that can negate his healing factor, Deadpool staged a fake turf war between the Kingpin and Tombstone. In the process, he’s brought Hydra Bob,
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Review: Uncanny X-Force #22 – Who is Weapon III?
Uncanny X-Force #22 Writer: Rick Remender Art: Greg Tocchini and Dean White [Color Art] The pace picks back up in the third part of Rick Remender’s Otherworld odyssey as Psylocke continues her efforts to help Fantomex escape from her brothers in the Captain Britain Corps and Nightcrawler convinces Wolverine that X-Force should help the people
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Review: Deadpool #51 – A “Make-Believe” Gang War
Deadpool #51 Writer: Daniel Way Art: Ale Garza, Sean Parsons [Inker], Dommo Sanchez Amara [Colorist] Deadpool’s elaborate game of chess–a game he doesn’t really know how to play–keeps getting weirder and more out of control as his quest for death continues. You see, Wade found out that there was a serum capable of negating his
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Review: Deadpool #50 – Even the Dead(pool) may die…
Deadpool #50 Writer: Daniel Way Art: Carlo Barberi, Walden Wong [Inker], and Dommo [Colorist] Longtime Deadpool fans know that Wade Wilson is in love with the one thing in the world he can’t have: Death. In Deadpool #50, Daniel Way kicks off the biggest story of his 4-year run on the book–an epic that might
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Review: Uncanny X-Force #21 – Fantomex erased from existence!
Uncanny X-Force #21 Writer: Rick Remender Art: Greg Tocchini and Dean White [color art] X-Force’s adventure in Otherworld continues this month following Fantomex’s sentencing to erasure from existence in issue #20. As the issue opens, Fantomex has needles lowering into his skull. Around the time they reach his third brain (yeah…he has a few), Psylocke
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Review: Deadpool #49.1 – Deadpool: The Musical!
Deadpool #49.1 Writer: Daniel Way Art: John McCrea & Veronica Gandini [Colorist] Sure, it would be easy for Daniel Way to write a simple recap for the latest Marvel “Point One” issue for Deadpool, but simple and easy wouldn’t be as fun as writing that recap issue AS A FREAKIN’ MUSICAL! [For those not in
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Review: Uncanny X-Force #20, Fantomex stands trial
Uncanny X-Force #20 Writer: Rick Remender Art: Greg Tocchini and Dean White [Colors] The Captain Britain Corps have abducted Fantomex and Psylocke in the middle of the night, taking them to the dimension-outside-of-dimensions of Otherworld. The Corps, who are led by Psylocke’s brothers, intend to convince Psylocke to rejoin them and to make Fantomex stand
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Review: Deadpool #49, “Evil Deadpool” Concludes
Deadpool #49 Writer: Daniel Way Art: Salva Espin with Scott Koblish, Colors by Guru eFX After several months, Daniel Way’s “Evil Deadpool” storyline concludes, revealing even more about the Merc With a Mouth’s character and setting the stage for Deadpool #50‘s “Dead” story arc. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves. I’m sure you’ve all
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Review: Deadpool #48 – The Good, The Bad & The Cloned
Deadpool #48 Writer: Daniel Way Art: Salva Espin [art] and Guru eFX [colors] For the past few months, Deadpool has been dealing with his own personal clone saga involving a renegade, evil doppelganger composed of discarded body parts from the OG Deadpool. [Let's see Peter Parker get a clone like THAT.] As a result of
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Review: Uncanny X-Force #18, OR Apocalypse Wow!
Uncanny X-Force #18 Writer: Rick Remender Art: Jerome Opeña with Esad Ribic After several months, Rick Remender’s epic “Dark Angel Saga” concludes in Uncanny X-Force #18. Over the course of its eight chapters, the story saw the transformation of Archangel into the new Apocalypse and took readers on to the Age of Apocalypse timeline and
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Review: Deadpool #47 – Deadpool Vs. Captain America!
Deadpool #47 Writer: Daniel Way Art: Salva Espin [art] and Guru eFX [colors] Over the past few months, Deadpool’s evil twin (composed of dismembered ‘Pool parts) has been running rampant through the pages of Deadpool, crashing a jet into the George Washington Bridge and blowing up several bombs in New Jersey [Like anyone cares about
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Review: Deadpool #46
Deadpool #46 Writer: Daniel Way Art: Salva Espin and Guru eFX At the end of the last issue, Deadpool was standing on a bridge talking to a man who was thinking about jumping killing himself. The man didn’t have the nerve to kill himself, so he had just asked Deadpool to do it for him.
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Review: Deadpool #45
Deadpool #45 Writer: Daniel Way Artist: Salva Espin & Guru eFX What happens when the recently-deceased chick who was your therapist/stalker has a freezer full of your dismembered body parts? [Oooh! Oooooh! I know! One of the most bizarre murder cases since Jeffrey Dahmer?] Actually, they thaw out and heal back together into an evil
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