Captain Britain And Mi 13 #4
Review by Hellblazer:
WRITER: PAUL CORNELL
PENCILS: LEONARD KIRK
INKS: JESSE DELPERDANG
COLORED BY: BRIAN REBER
COVER BY: BRYAN HITCH
Price: $2.99
I have to say the final issue of this arc felt a little flat compared to the previous three, not to mention the somewhat Power Ranger-style ending where everyone laughs. That aside, I love this book. Cornell’s background gives the reader a very natural British tone, where most writers would simply have each character say “bloody” at least three times in order to seem authentic. Not to mention in a very trade-centric industry, Cornell’s plan of having at least the first few arcs be 4 issues long, seems not only refreshing but makes each comic feel very driven and action-packed. The great reaction to this book does make me wonder why Excalibur was never given to Cornell. That said I can’t wait to see where this book takes us. Plus, how often can you say that you’re a Captain Britain fan and not be met with insane laughter?
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Interesting, thanks for clearing that up for me.
Probably better for it in the long run to not be so closely connected to the X-banner.



Excalibur WAS given to Cornell. This book began its development AS Excalibur. But the decision was made by the X-Men Office to change its name, as there had been at 3 failed Excalibur relaunches while Nick Lowe had been at Marvel. So he suggested the name change.
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