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Bookgasm (Free subscription) | 05/08/2009
Sometime in the late-1970s, a once-third-rate Marvel Comics title that had been revived in 1975 was suddenly the hottest comic book in town. THE UNCANNY X-MEN had limped along throughout the 1960s, starting nicely enough under the creative direction of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, but spiraled down to Werner Roth and mediocrity, to the [...]
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ComicList Complete (Free subscription) | 03/21/2009
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Uncanny X-Men #507 Marvel Comics Fraction, Dodson, Dodson & Ponsor In the latest installment of Uncanny X-Men we get a resolution to the Colossus sub-plot and a basic resolution to the Beast and Angel sub-plot but the real fun is about to begin with the big reveal at the issue’s end. While this title hasn’t been dealing with huge stories since...
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Comics Should Be Good! (Free subscription) | 03/12/2009
Uncanny X-Men #27?!?! Seriously, Marvel.com, you probably should have just canceled the whole “Readers vote on the Top 70 Marvel Comics of All Time” if you got so few ballots cast that Uncanny X-Men #27 is 41st (Fantastic Four #5 at #60, by the way - House of M #8 is #59). Lord knows how insane my [...]
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Blogcritics: Books (Free subscription) | 02/28/2009
A light treat in a world of heaviness. I cut my teeth on comic books. Well, in its fashion. I grew up reading the horrific Marvel Star Wars side universe and graduated to more ruthless titles such as the Uncanny X-men and Spiderman. Mine was a world of violence and superhero throwdowns that were bloody and filled with rage. (In its own respect it was very much the predecessor for the...
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ComicList Complete (Free subscription) | 02/21/2009
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Uncanny X-Men #506 Marvel Comics Fraction, Dodson, Dodson & Ponsor This issue has three main threads, all of which are sort of in the middle stages making this issue just one piece to the bigger picture. As a result it has that building feeling and leaves you wanting more, which is a good thing, but it also doesn’t have much in the way of immediate...