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X-MEN: EXTERMINATION PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Ed Bisson | 144 pages | 23 Jan 2019 | Panini Publishing Ltd | 9781846539657 | English | Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom X-men: Extermination PDF Book And Cyclops is set to return. Cable tries to prevent Iceman This story has so much action it made my head spin. Extensive time-travel and frequent paradoxes are produced almost in every page, but the plot feels quite strong. A little confusing, but no one knew how to conclude this story, and they While he is responsible when it comes to time travel, this may be too important a moment for him to not go back and fix. I was growing attached to them, and it's a bigger shame that when they were around they didn't really get much to do. Apr 06, Adam rated it really liked it. This book had it all — action, heartbreak, lessons learned, and jaw-dropping twists and frankly, it's quite the high note for the House of Ideas to end their year on. I especially enjoyed the X-Force group coming in and their role in the crossover. Generally this is a strong consistent story that doesn't get too bogged down in time paradox logic, pays tribute to the progress and impact the young X-men have made since their arrival, and showcases a large cast, with many characters getting featured and scripted with their established tone and behaviour. You can probably also get a sense if CBH is for you by taking a look at some of my columns. X-Men comic books. The Hollywood Reporter. In Chicago, the young X-Men rescue a pair of mutant children from a mob of violent anti-mutant protestors and take them to the X-Mansion where they are checked over by Cecilia Reyes. Conner Variant Textless. Ahab attacks Atlantis and Jean's team desperately try to protect Cyclops while they wait for the rest of the X-Men to arrive and, although young Cable, who teleports in with the young Marvel Girl, Angel, Iceman and the others arrive to help, Ahab manages to kill young Cyclops with a spear. Cyclops challenged Ahab and died after Ahab tossed a spear into his head. Back at the Xavier Institute, the children are discovered to have no memories before appearing in Chicago, and after a telepathic scan Jean determines that their memories were thoroughly erased. Cyclops storms out of the meeting and is followed by his teammates. Cyclops has seemingly been killed by Ahab , but Cable removes his visor to reveal he was actually Mimic. Ed Brisson was chosen for the task and There was no particular reason this book should have been good. Domino tells Marvel Girl that she and her team intend to kill young Cable and she uses her telepathy to guide them to his location. Dracula X Target X. Published February 5th by Marvel first published January 23rd However, there's also someone going around kidnapping the original five as well. At Cable's safe house, he grabs two root beers from a mini fridge and tells an unseen guest that now that the young X-Men have gone back to the past it's time for him to come back. Pretty dang good, only have one complaint. X-men: Extermination Writer I have no idea how to review this one. Cebulski as part of Marvel's new Fresh Start initiative, with further details being revealed at the C2E2 convention in Chicago. Many readers took offense to Marvel forcing Iceman back to his previous status quo after such a major change was made to the character, even though the older Iceman still identifies as a gay man. At least it wasn't too generic Ahab was hell-bent on doing so and succeeded. I was growing attached to them, and it's a bigger shame that when they were around they didn't really get much to do. Extensive time- travel and frequent paradoxes are produced almost in every page, but the plot feels quite strong. Chief Creative Officer. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. I will be finding this out as soon as I can. View all TV Shows Sites. It moves at a breathtaking pace and sets up some new changes. I haven't stopped doing my happy dance yet. Recommended only if you have been following some of the recent stories about the young X-Men. He did, however, agree that "with so many X-Men coming back from the dead or being shuffled about, the mutant landscape has gotten pretty damn crowded in recent months" and therefore "getting rid of duplicate characters makes sense", summarising that "if this final arc was simply a way to sweep things aside to make room on the shelf, then writer Ed Brisson and artist Pepe Larraz handled things pretty well". I loved that last page. Among the deceased was Cable and Bloodstorm. The last page has one of their own return from the other side. He's about as interesting here as he's ever been, which is to say not. Larraz Teaser Variant. X-Men: Extermination [12]. Back in Cerebro, Marvel Girl lets out a psychic scream as she realizes Cable has been killed. I'm so glad to be wrong. Regardless of my thoughts on this particular story, Marvel does seem to be "cleaning" up the X-verse, bringing it back to its core roots, and this is one step along the way. Dec 11, Ross Alon rated it it was ok. Extermination , though, felt downright dangerous, which is exactly the tone these books have needed. Some will die, some will return home, but their story continues. May 07, GrilledCheeseSamurai Scott rated it really liked it Shelves: superhero , marvel , comics. Marte Gracia's colours make everything pop, and even the issue where Larraz has to step back to just do layouts and the actual pencils are by Ario Anindito looks amazing. None of the year long DC nonsense in fumbly attempts to clear up plot issues. X-men: Extermination Reviews Categories :. The hooded figure then retrieves Iceman and teleports away. No fun characters, not much logic just getting from point A to point B. Still, that first half makes this so worth it. Cable then sends the young X-Men back to their original time while he and Ahab return to the present day where Cable informs Jean that everything will go back to normal once the young X-Men close the time loop. Later, the X-Men find Cable's body and Rachel mourns over her brother. I especially enjoyed the X-Force group coming in and their role in the crossover. The figure declares that Cable has been relieved of his duty and kills him before tossing aside his gun and remarking that Cable should have seen that coming. He then reveals that Ahab is trying to kill them so that they will never be able to go back to their original time, therefore drastically changing the future to one where mutants have all been wiped out. Ahab knows that killing just one of them will disrupt the timeline enough to destroy the X-Men completely. Cable teleports the five of them away to their own time, leaving himself behind to fight Ahab. The only thing I didn't really like was the unceremonious murder of one of the O5's supporting cast, but they wouldn't have really served much of a role without them around - it still could have been executed a little better, but I'll live, I guess. By Thomas Bacon Nov 17, Some of his first memories include receiving a monthly subscription box with Amazing Spider-Man , the first part of "Round Robin: The Sidekick's Revenge," along with highly successful launches of X- Men 1 and X-Force 1. The X-Men comics have always delighted in using time-travel as a major plot device; it's the driving concept behind important arcs like "Days of Future Past," "Age of Apocalypse," "X-Cutioner's Song," and "Battle of the Atom. His job was to correct the timeline by sending the All-New X-Men back to their own times, and the very first thing he did was kill their protector; the older Cable , who he believed should really have insisted on sending them back long ago. I'm so glad to be wrong. Brisson makes good use of many characters-old and current-, kills a few, maintains tension throughout, delivers quite good cliffhangers notably issue 4 and 5 and very decently concludes what seemed like a clusterfuck waiting to happen. She then feels the psychic ructions of Cable's death and the team find his body but no sign of Iceman. The original team of teen mutants brought together by Professor Charles Xavier many years ago have been shunted through time to find a world they barely recognized but were determined to help. Return to Book Page. One of the things that stands out most, in particular, is the fact that the time- displaced X-Men finally make the realization that it's bizarre they're still in the future. Chief Creative Officer. Reading through this issue, it's increasingly hard to pick out legitimate criticisms about the book — it's easily the best of the miniseries. Fortunately for fans of the X-Men, there need be no pacing worries when it comes to Extermination 5. Open Preview See a Problem? He felt his father deserved a better ending, and he was willing to go to any lengths to guarantee it. Joe Sabino.
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