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X-Men Legacy 21

Posted by John Klein III on December 29, 2013
Posted in: Reviews. Tagged: Legacy, Magik, Petit - Cory, Pham, Rosenberg - Rachelle, Spurrier. Leave a comment

X-Men Legacy 21

Writer Simon Spurrier

Penciler Khoi Pham

Inkers Khoi Pham with Jay Leisten

Color Artist Rachelle Rosenberg

Letterer VC’s Cory Petit

I couldn’t get my hands on a copy of X-Men Legacy 20, I see from comicbookdb.com that Magik shows up in that issue, though I have my suspicions that whoever copied the character list from issue 19, didn’t edit characters out but I can’t get confirmation one way or another.

Thus, I have no idea what happen in the previous issue.  From the recap page, Shadow Phoenix (there is probably a better name for the entity) lay seize to David’s mind and he merged several of his personalities into his main one.  Turns out, there never was a Shadow Phoenix, Aarkus the Aetheric tricked him into taking control of his own mind.

Issue opens with the merged entity consisting of Blindfold’s brother and the Xavier personality from David’s mind that escaped.

We see David losing a fight to this merged entity.  The entity is punching David over and over again.  We see characters in the background, such as Iron Man and Captain Marvel.

Inner David looks bad arse with how he is multi-colored and fiery hair.  He is gathering the smaller personalities easily but the bigger ones are keeping to their own.   Ruth tries to encourage David, but she wants to work with him.  He is distracted with trying to become whole.

Pixie comes by Ruth’s room and try to check out on her.  We see that David is at Ruth’s bedside.  Then he goes back to his fight.

Then we get this great moment when the entity reveals that due to the way it was created, that he sort of works as David’s son.  Except that he doesn’t have any daddy issues that hold him back.  He also doesn’t care about those he hurts in this adventure.  So not only does he not have daddy issues, he isn’t trying to redeem himself either.  He is pure power.

X-Men Legacy 21 Magik

David’s ‘son’ punches him in the head, and we get the panel that got me to buy the issue.  Within this character bubble, we get : Magik , Abigail Brand, Beast, Magneto, Doop, Cyclops, Storm, Emma Chamber, and Wolverine.

“Son’ doesn’t have any master plan or anything silly like that, he just wants to kill as many as possible before it ends.  That’s a villain that can only be stopped by death.

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X:DoFP – Kitty Pryde’s Time Phasing Powers

Posted by John Klein III on December 28, 2013
Posted in: Uncategorized. Tagged: Newsarama, X:DoFP. Leave a comment

So Bryan Singer has confirmed that in X-Men : Days of Future Past, Kitty will be sending Wolverine back in time using her time phasing powers.

http://www.newsarama.com/19436-bryan-singer-s-own-x-men-days-of-future-past-trailer-annotations.html

Which of course, is not one of her powers, in the comics.

I wanted to see if anyone else was annoyed by this, as much as I am.  All I found online was this person :

http://www.stfuandplay.com/story/content/hollywood-just-doesnt-understand-comic-books-does-it#.Urdj73_n_mx

At least, in this film, Kitty will play a crucial role in the plot.  I wonder if she will get this power in the comics?  Also, why wouldn’t she just time phase all of the foes through time, like a Weeping Angel.

Once she has this power, why would she stop using it?  Just keep going back and fixing the problem.  Also, why would she time phase a second person, and not take herself along.  How did she even discover she could even send people back through time.

I am sure the pivotal scene is action pack so there won’t be time to explain or answer any of these questions.

Also, if she is time phasing people through time, how does that person come back to the present?  I’m sure that has to be handled in the film but that sure seems like a big problem.  Especially with it being Wolverine back in time.  Unless there is a sort of default, after 48 hours, you come back to whatever future you created.  Which is pretty risky.

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Cataclysm : The Ultimates Last Stand 2

Posted by John Klein III on December 27, 2013
Posted in: Reviews. Tagged: Bagley, Bendis, Cataclysm, Miles Morales, Petit - Cory, Ultimate. Leave a comment

Cataclysm Ultimates Last Stand 2

Writer Brian Michael Bendis

Penciler Mark Bagley

Inker Andrew Hennessy

Colorist Jason Keith

Letterer VC’s Cory Petit

Issue opens with Miles Morales’ Spider-Man wondering what he can do against the threat that is Galactus.

Galactus has already scored one victory, he has completely destroyed New Jersey.

The Ultimates and Fantastic Four pick Spider-Man up as landing on Galactus did not accomplish anything.  Tony realizes that Galactus is made up of cosmic energy.  So throwing more energy at him, isn’t gong to work.  The heroes resort to saving lives on the ground as they can’t do anything about the actual threat.

Tony realizes that Galactus’ energy signature is the same as the Proper Marvel Universe.  He knows this from the time Proper Peter Parker showed up during the Spider-Men miniseries.  Thor states they should send it back to that universe.  Human Torch is quick to mention that maybe that universe sent Galactus to this universe to get rid of it.

I must have missed this but Thing can turn purple plasma instead of orange rock.  I wonder what determines when he does which.  At least he looks like his old self that way, so he must be happy about that.

I must have also missed from Spider-Men, I only read a few issues at the store, but turns out the Mysterio from that mini, is also the Proper Mysterio, I wonder if he was also the Mysterio from the second volume of Ultimate Spider-Man?  I am not sure.  Mysterio states he has no idea how to fight Galactus, he only knows the Fantastic Four and Reed Richards have defeated him.

Now I completely missed this but turns out Ultimate Reed Richards went completely evil at one point.  I really like his new uniform as well, plus the scar that runs vertical over his right eye reminds me of the rumored scar that Proper Dr. Doom had before putting his face plate on his face, thus scarring him further.

 Regardless, Tony and the gang hate Reed Richards.  They do not take his suggestion that they let him go to the Proper Marvel Universe to enlist that universe’s Reed Richard.  Tony wants to go, but his suit will not let him, and they belief they cannot risk losing him.  Spider-Man offers to go, as he at least met that Spider-Man, and was over in that universe for a little bit.

Galactus forms his world eating machine while the heroes bicker amongst themselves.

Cataclysm 2 Shadowcat 1

Then we get the entire reason to buy this issue.  The final page, we see the X-Men on Utopia, wondering if they should get to New York and help out.  Colossus wants too.  Jean really doesn’t want to, as humans wouldn’t help if this was a mutant issue.  Also there is Shola Inkosi, Derek Morgan, Magma and Armor.  Also, their true leader, Kitty Pryde.  Will she lead them into this charge?  I’m just happy that she is finally in this mini.  Next issue’s cover hints that the X-Men are defeated.  Let’s hope not!

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Comics Should Be Good’s Top 24 Christmas Stories, The Results

Posted by John Klein III on December 26, 2013
Posted in: Lists. Tagged: CSBG, Holiday. Leave a comment

http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2013/12/24/2013-comics-should-be-good-advent-calendar-24/

http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2013/12/25/the-24-greatest-christmas-stories-ever-told/

The top 24 stories have been revealed, and only two X-Men stories made the list.  Which I find disappointing, but it us nice that there are so many Christmas stories to choose from.

24. Superman’s Christmas Adventure 1

23.  Christmas Parade 7

22.  Tangled Web 21

21.  Teen Titans 1

# 20 Uncanny X-Men 230

http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2012/12/05/the-greatest-christmas-stories-ever-told-20/

19.  Hitman 22

18.  Batman 239

17.  Infinite Holiday Special 1

16.  Fables 56

15.  Hellboy Christmas Special 1

14.  JSA 55

13.  Spectacular Spider-Man 112

12.  Four Color Comics 203

11.  Incredible Hulk 378

10.  Marvel Holiday Special 2005

9.  Superman 64

8.  Flash 73

7.  Starman 27

6.  JLA 60

5.  Marvel Team-Up Volume One Issue 1

4.  Four Color Comics 203

# 3 Uncanny X-Men 143

http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2012/12/22/the-greatest-christmas-stories-ever-told-3/

2.  Christmas With The Superheroes 2

1.  Batman 219

A slew of DC comics, a couple of Duck comics and various others.

The Santron comic is pretty fun, look for that one.

Thanks again to Brian Cronin for taking the time to create the list.

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Marvel Holiday Special 1992

Posted by John Klein III on December 25, 2013
Posted in: Reviews. Tagged: Cockrum, Dutter, Excalibur, Holiday, Lockheed, Marvel Holiday Special. Leave a comment

Sweet Christmas, Everybody!!!

Marvel Holiday Special 1992

There are two reasons to hunt this issue down and own it.

The first is this :

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Dave Cockrum drawn Excalibur!  Look how cute Lockheed is!  He does not want to be dressed as Rudolph.

The other is two page, three with an extra credits page and additional covers, Ghosts of Christmas Comics Past by Barry Dutter.

“X-MEN # 143 contained a Christmas classic by the ultimate X-MEN team – Chris Claremont, John Byrne and Terry Austin!  The story was called “Demon,” and any similarity to the movie ALIEN was purely intentional.  The issue found then-X-Man Kitty Pryde alone in the X-Mansion on Christmas Eve, forced to fight a savage N’Garai demon all by her lonesome!  This was Kitty’s first real test in solo action, and she passed with flying colors.  (Since Kitty will eventually grow up to look like Sigourney Weaver, this came as no big suprised!)”

The issue also has stories starring Wolverine, New Warriors, Spider-Man, Punisher, Doc Samson, Thanos, Iron Man and Daredevil.

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Marvel Holiday Special 1991

Posted by John Klein III on December 24, 2013
Posted in: Reviews. Tagged: Corvese, Marvel Holiday Special. Leave a comment

 On this Christmas Eve, I present to you :

Marvel Holiday Special 1991

The story that makes this a must buy comic, of course, is this one :

Merry Mutant Melodies II

Story / Pencils / Colors Kelly Corvese

Inks Mike White

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Excalibur is mentioned in Buy Yourself another X-Men Spin-Off

Kitty is mentioned in Twelve Days of X-Men “Nine Kittys phasing, indeed.  Are there any good parody Twelve Days of Christmas songs?  I reckon there isn’t.

Kitty, the members of Excalibur and Alan Davis are said in the Rogue song.

There are also stories featuring the X-Men (the All New All Different team), Sue and Franklin Richards, Punisher, Thor, Captain America, Ghost Rider, Captain ultra and Spider-Man.  Also, several pinups.

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Wishlist : Heroclix – Wolverine and the X-Men

Posted by John Klein III on December 23, 2013
Posted in: Heroclix. Tagged: Lockheed, Wishlist. Leave a comment

# 80 Lockheed

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Marvel Knights X-Men 2

Posted by John Klein III on December 22, 2013
Posted in: Reviews. Tagged: Haunted, Marvel Knights, Revel, Sabino - Joe. Leave a comment

Marvel Knights X-Men 2

Story and Art Brahm Revel

Color Artist Christiane Peter

Letterer & Production VC’s Joe Sabino

Haunted Two of Five

We find Logan and Sabretooth in the cabin, and they of course start fighting.  Logan sees Silverfox.  Rogue comes in and starts fighting Sabretooth as Logan goes exploring.  Once he is out of the room, Rogue meets some familiar faces.

Rogue sees her Brotherhood of Mutants, Sabretooth shapechanges into Mystique, also Blog and Pyro show up.

Logan enters another room and finds a slew of Hellfire Club Guards.  Kitty is outside with Krystal.  They start running into the cabin.

Rogue is fighting those three, we also see Toad, Avalanche and Sauron are entering the fight.

Logan meets a new gal, we learn her name is Darla.  She has a very interesting and spooky power.  A power that has very tragic and heart breaking ramifications, also the way she has learn to turn her power off?  Also super horrible and tragic.

Darla picks up her pistol, aims it at Logan, and fires.  The bullet goes straight into the floor.  We see a green skinned male, with a red sweater, shouting, please don’t kill me.  He is pleading with his life.  Darla realizes her power has gone completely out of control and cuts herself.  This makes all the illusions go away, including the green mutant.  Who looks like a normal looking Leech, if such a thing exists.

We cut to the Sheriff, who is giving the towns folk drugs, so they give him guns.  They are complaining about those who get the guns, some sort of crazy religious group who stay to themselves and who only want to be left alone and to be well protected.  The sheriff, Jasper, tells them not to worry, as they keep getting their drugs and that should make them happy.  It is a very odd town.

Darla explains how she came to be leaving by herself in the cabin.  Her power is that she can manifest memories.  Her mother was an erotic dancer.  She was reminded about this, every single day, and most likely, multiple times of the day.  She couldn’t take it so she hung herself.  Her father stuck around, but having to witness his wife hang herself every day, and most likely hundreds of times a day,

Then we see that green mutant, pleading for his life again, and then he gets shot in the head.  Logan, naturally thinks Darla shot him, like how she shot at Logan.  She does not quite deny it.  She just wants her life to end.

The X-Men get Darla and Krystal to a local eatery.  Krystal and Darla start chatting, I get the impression they don’t know each other from living in the same town.  The X-Men sit at their own table, the tables are small, so it isn’t like a bigger ‘inclusive’ type of exercise.  Rogue wants to try to learn what Darla’s power is and try to teach her how to live and hone her power.  Logan thinks she is a killer and should be dealt with.

Krystal gives Darla a bunch of drugs and Darla take a giant handful, and her power starts going crazy out of control.  This one guy sees his old dog, and then his old girlfriend – upsetting his current girlfriend.

Wolverine walks away from Rogue and Kitty.  Kitty tries to find a middle ground.  She doesn’t get much to do this issue, hopefully next issue she gets a proper moment to shine.  We don’t even get a glimpse of Ogun or Emma.

Issue ends with Sentinels attacking the eatery.

Revel impresses me again with how clever he is.  He gets this opportunity to work with the X-Men and creates this story and finds a way to draw every thing related to the X-Men that he can ever want to do.  Darla though, is an amazing creation that I would like to see more of, as her power is very interesting and tragic.  I can’t stop thinking about it and its ramifications.

It has been nearly two weeks, and I am still thinking of the potential that is Darla.  Such a good character.

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Wolverine Volume Two Issue 49

Posted by John Klein III on December 21, 2013
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Wolverine Volume Two 49

Writer Rob Williams

Penciler Laurence Campbell

Inker Kris Justice

Colorist Paul Mounts

Letterer VC’s Randy Gentile

Cover Dated February 2007

Wolverine V2 49 Kitty

Wolverine is in New York City due to Kitty Pryde sending him to Lacy’s (the Macy’s of Marvel, I suppose) so that he can do some holiday shopping for her.

One of those cologne gals sprays Sex Panther on him, so Rob Williams must have watched Anchorman sometime before this.

Logan bumps into Miss Toulouse Lexington, like an adult Paris Hilton, her lead body guard, Pinter, and a slew of lesser bodyguards.  Pinter calls Logan, Warthog Boy.  Not the worst insult for the canucklehead.

Miss Lexington seems to be in her 30s, like mid thirties and her daddy paid for this little trip to Lacy’s.  She is there to get her picture taken with Santa at Santa’s Grotto.  Why she is going through with this is beyond me.  She isn’t in her teens or a child, I imagine she could have not had gone to this.  There is no press, so it isn’t like she is there to promote her father’s company.

Cave, the main elf, has a plan to take the department store hostage and escape with a bunch of money and jewels.  Cave puts an explosive vest on Toulouse.  Pinter runs off for safety.  Halfway down the stairs, he realizes that he can’t be running away and he can’t get out on the main floor as the elves will be waiting for him.

He opens a door and sees Wolverine (in costume) making a comment to himself that he likes to fight people smaller as him, it doesn’t happen for him at all.

Cave gets on the intercom and tells the entire store his motivations, he wants to punch consumerism and his group’s name is Black Christmess.  Which really only works on the page, if you say it aloud, it just sounds like Black Christmas.  But whatever, it is on the page so you use the medium you have.

Wolverine and Pinter come across two elves creating a bomb.  Wolverine can tell that it doesn’t have enough power to do any real damage so he figures that they are just diversions.

Cave sets off all the bombs around the store, and turns out, they were made to be powerful enough to destroy.  Cave’s escape plan is pretty grand.  To let everyone out of the store at once, and of course, all of the scared costumers do what he plan and run out in a huge panic and Cave and the elves are dressed in the traditional Santa red and white coat and pants.  Wolverine, unlike the cover, never does don one of these.

The police are asking people to stop but of course, they don’t as they want to get away from the store.Cave and his crew all meet up at, what appears to be the Rockefeller Plaza.  Wolverine and Pinter are able to track them there due to the Sex Panther cologne.  He starts laying into the elves.  Cave triggers Miss Lexington’s coat bomb.

We get a pretty awesome ten second sequence broken up over two pages and over ten panels, great use of the page and the layout.  Each panel is a second and each second counts.

Wolverine takes the coat bomb and jumps on it, blocking the explosion and taking the blunt of the blast..  Issue ends with him muttering, Merry Christmas.

Pretty nice story, some humor in there and Wolverine uses his healing power to great effect.

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Wishlist : Heroclix – Wolverine and the X-Men

Posted by John Klein III on December 20, 2013
Posted in: Heroclix. Tagged: AvX, Magik, Wishlist. Leave a comment

# 61 Magik with Phoenix Force

Marvel HeroClix Wolverine & The X-Men #61 Magik - Chase

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