Some CBR Reviews from last week – all great stuff this week – love it when it works out that way!
“Though the philosophical differences that drove “Schism” ultimately did not compel me, I still remained interested in what the after effects would bring in the form of a splintered X-Men on opposite coasts. The first offering comes this week in the first issue of Jason Aaron and Chris Bachalo’s “Wolverine
& The X-Men.” Though the book’s name leaves much to be desired (does Wolverine really have to be splashed across everything?), everything else here is pretty damn interesting…”
“With “Secret Avengers” #18, Warren Ellis has brought me another comic book that I’m too stupid to fully comprehend but find myself loving anyway …”
“Green Wake” was a great little mini-series that has been upgraded into an ongoing series, much to everyone’s benefit. Extending a mini-series into an ongoing doesn’t always work, but there were so many mysteries in the first arc, it’s a pleasure to see Kurtis Wiebe and Riley Rossmo go back to this intriguing concept and dig deeper…”
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I jumped aboard with Secret Avengers once Warren Ellis launched #16 with a bang.
I’m tempted to take a peek at Wolverine & the X-Men just for the art alone, but I’m TOTALLY lost/behind with the mutant-world, and have been for the past 10 years.
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I say give it a try. Sue and I reviewed it on 3 Chicks this week, and she’s pretty unfamiliar with the whole X-World and she loved it. Try it out and let me know what you think.
Eliis and his team of badass rotating artists are just killing these Secret Avengers standalones – glad you got on board!
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