ASTONISHING X-MEN XENOGENESIS #3 (OF 5)

Hoping to witness the rebirth of the mutant species, the X-Men race to the small African village of Karere, where a sudden spate of super-powered infants have been born. However, they quickly learn that these newborns are not their brand of mutant. And no sooner have the X-Men discovered the shocking truth of these infants’ origin than they are ambushed by a local dictator who has plans of his own for these baby-shaped timebombs. Could this trip get any worse?

WRITER: Warren Ellis
PENCILS: Kaare Andrews
COVER BY: Kaare Andrews

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  1. mikeandzod21 mikeandzod21 says:

    Really? Already? No four or five month delay between issues? That seems unnatural

  2. Bendrix Bendrix says:

    Just 3 and a half.

  3. RoiVampire RoiVampire says:

    and the next 2 issues are already solicitated with covers and everything to be on schedule

  4. edward says:

    come on. it takes a long time to produce art that ugly 

  5. Great cover–Scott’s totally Emma’s bitch. :D

  6. OnASunday OnASunday says:

    The covers don’t look great but the interiors really do look better.

  7. Conor Kilpatrick conor (@cskilpatrick) says:

    Well, it’s a cover.

  8. To be fair to Ellis, the only reason this has become a mini is that art for the previous arc of the main book ran so far behind…

  9. RoiVampire RoiVampire says:

    I love this cover. It’s symbolic

  10. misterckent misterckent says:

    I just really can’t get on board with the art.  It just seems like everyone is gangsta or hoochie.

  11. JimBilly4 JimBilly4 says:

    Hoochie, maybe. But gangsta? I don’t see it.

  12. RoiVampire RoiVampire says:

    @misterkent  But when has Emma not looked like a hoochie?

  13. genaverse genaverse says:

    egad those shoes

  14. SirCox SirCox says:

    Kaare Andrews is fantastic. I love the art on this. Especially the look he gave Armor and Beast. This has been great.

  15. edward says:

    See, now Scott’s not emma’s bitch. It’s totally the opposite actually. Their relationship actually gives him the self-esteem to have some balls for once. 

  16. I think the best part is that Emma’s overstylized hair makes it look like Scott inherited Squirrel Girl’s tail

  17. RoiVampire RoiVampire says:

    @Edward I agree. Scott has really grown so much since he and Emma became a thing. I always liked him because he was a good leader but he’s become an interesting leader ever since she came into his life.

  18. @theswordisdrawn:

    I’m fairly certain that’s not the case–they wanted to launch the Astonishing line with something else other than Aaron/Kubert’s Wolverine/Spider-Man, and Ellis was in the middle of his Brood arc in Astonishing X-Men, so they decided to launch it as a mini-series.

    @edward:

    I get ya, I totally see that–I just thought the cover was funny. :D

  19. rift1128 rift1128 says:

    Great issue… this series is brining me back to the Ellis faith and following. 

  20. dizzpozable dizzpozable says:

    Dropped because of delay.

  21. misterckent misterckent says:

    OK…So gangsta may have been bad choice, but they’re much more ‘urban’ than in the past.  I really love Storm in a mohawk, but why are her boobs coming out from under her shirt?  Besides the big earrings, boobs and platform shoes…that’s hootchie gear.  

  22. JimBilly4 JimBilly4 says:

    I did not like the art in this. The framing was very odd, with everybody cut off weirdly. In general I thought it looked rushed and rougher than the previous two. Story is solid, but not wowing me. I’ll see it through to the end, but not sorry to see Ellis/X-men go.

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