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X-FACTOR #206
A SECOND COMING TIE-IN! Part 3 of 3
At last! All the members of X-Factor are reunited in this climactic, slam-bang X-plosion of a conclusion as Trask decides to take matters into his own hands and personally direct the forces of the Mutant Response Division into a full blown war against everyone’s favorite mutant detective team!
WRITER: Peter DavidPENCILS: Valentine De Landro
INKS: Pat Davidson
COLORED BY: Jeromy Cox
LETTERED BY: VC - Cory Petit
COVER BY: David Yardin
Price: $2.99
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| akamuu | 06/23/10 | No | Read Review |
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Haven’t like the past two issues, hope we can overcome that this issue.
X-Factor is the only book that is keeping the original spirit of the X-men alive.
I’ve been surprised that I have liked the last two issues (although last one missed a few beats). The tie-in has not been a total clusterf**k like it has been in the past. Still a bit of a momentum killer, though.
Last two issues haven’t been the greatest but at least the plots are progressing. X-Factor doesn’t seem like the original spirit of the X-men at all to me.
I can’t remember if I pre-ordered this or not. I kind of hope I didn’t. I’ve been reading since #200 and I still have no idea who almost any of the characters are or what their deal is.
That is kind of what I meant by momentum killer. After having been all over the place since Messiah Complex, it felt like the series was returning to some of its funky detective roots at 200. A perfect opportunity to explore some of the newer characters, expand on old ones. Not necessarily the best time to suddenly be fighting for the survival of all mutants. Again, I think the Revelations story has been all right, but the series itself is drifting away again.
Eh, I’m ready for X-Factor to be done with this Second Coming crossover. I like it in the other books, but I wish they’d just leave Peter David to write his stories.
Yep. Zattaric and JimBilly perfectly encapsulate how I feel about this crossover. Not bad, just…. so very unnecessary. The Character building is fantastic as ever, but the plot just felt tacked on and overly convenient. Even a Vanishing Point reference couldn’t save it. 2/5 for me.
I think I’m going to start trade waiting this book, I haven’t decided yet.
Trade waiting low selling books is a good way to get them canceled. See Captain Britain.
Some nice funny moments. I especially liked when Madrox asks Longshot to luck him up some help before there are killed… and the entire team appears from two different directions. And Longshot doesn’t miss a beat, taking credit without even twitching a muscle.