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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9780785119821
ISBN: 0785119825
Label: Marvel Comics
Manufacturer: Marvel Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 120
Publication Date: January 23, 2008
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Studio: Marvel Comics
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The X-Men are back from space! Well, half of them, anyway. The team is shattered, broken and separated. The group that has returned to earth is finding it much worse than how they left it? especially underground. Attacks in the Morlock Tunnels immediately grab the X-Men's attention. What do these attacks have to do with the future of the mutant race? Maybe special guest-star Storm can get to the bottom of all this! Collects Uncanny X-Men #487-491.
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Rating:  -
picked this up from the library....and pretty glad i didnt drop some moneys on this. its an average story at best....not what i expect from the writer that brings me amazing captain america stories every month. bru's last arc on uncanny was also a let down. its weird.
the book never really gets going...the morlock threat never really seemed...well, threatening. masque is a cool character, but all the dialogue seems cookie cutter and uninspired. nothing against brubaker himself, ... Read More
Rating:  -
Awful AWFUL art by Larroca. I hated it. More terrible than this only Igor Kordey's art from X-MEN # 119, 120, 124, 125 and 128-130! I bought this in comic book format and I felt robbed. I can't understand how can Marvel publish art like this! It's the X-MEN!!!
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After a year in outerspace, Ed Brubaker brings the Uncanny X-Men back to Earth. Warpath, Nightcrawler, Xavier, and Storm don't get to spend much time on the surface, however, as Morlock extremists draw their attention to the tunnels beneath New York City. The change of scenery benefits Brubaker, who hits one out of the park here in a story that echoes some of the classic Claremont stories of the 1980s.
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Set after the rise and fall of the shi'ar empire, the x-men are back on earth and dealing with the death of Corsiar. The morlocks re appear, and have seperated into splinter groups based around a mutant religion (well almost), anyway you get the idea. It has obvious real world parrallels, which is something the x-men comics have always done well. The Morlock extremists start making terrorist attacks against normal folk in ways only mutants can. Also Professor X begins the search for magneto, something ... Read More
Rating:  -
In response to previous reviews, I thought this was an excellent story. Yes, it might just be a short story for the build up to "Messiah Complex", however it does two things for me that just blow me away. The first would be the return of Storm actually working with the X-Men, rather than her current escapades with the Fantastic Four and the Black Panther. I have always thought that Storm was one of the coolest characters ever amongst the ranks of X-Men, and it's awesome to get her back where she belongs, ... Read More
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