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X-MEN FOREVER: VOL. 2 PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Chris Claremont,Mike Grell | 120 pages | 29 Apr 2011 | Marvel Comics | 9780785146650 | English | New York, United States X-Men Forever: Vol. 2 PDF Book Beast shows Jean a list of contacts used for tracing mutants. The series ended by revealing the true nature of the "Perfect Storm" character and her counterpart, little 'Ro. Open Preview See a Problem? Terry Austin. Regarding Professor X: Since the X-Men discovered that he withheld a crucial information concerning the fact that mutants may have a shorter life span than regular folk, you can feel their disconnect from him. Other editions. Not the best not the worst just average. That said, one of the brightest spots of this arc was the participation of Nick Fury who totally knows how to command a team like the X-Men which shows that he's just a natural leader especially during the most stressful and mind-boggling of crises such as this one. Get A Copy. The notable issues here are definitely issues 6 and Chris Claremont. The artwork is a complete and utter joke. Cyclops urges them to stick with the team so they do not get lost. Though not in focus just yet, the readers are allowed to see glimpses of her hot-tempered and hasty actions during this mission and I surely hope this will be further explored in the next story arc. X-Men Forever Vol 2 Download as PDF Printable version. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. Roads taken for shock value, pretty much prefer astonishing x- men over this run. Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page. What worries us all is the fear that he's likely not the last. He talks of the man's sense of humor , his gift for truly rotten puns , his taste in music, his passionate love for life. It's an omission we X-Men have grown used to. The second and third are the work of writer Chris Claremont. An alternative history of the x-men. I didn't hate it exactly, but I wasn't really the biggest fan of the Sentinels in the first place so my This volume of X-Men Forever collects the next six to ten issues of Chris Claremont's run, collaborating with artists Paul Smith issues 6 and 10 and Steve Scott issues This article needs to be updated. Dec 05, Fraser Sherman rated it it was ok Shelves: graphic-novels. She sends them a picture of crushed tanks. May 08, Lisa Kuhn rated it liked it Shelves: graphic-novels , hard-core-lady-types , husbands , sci-fi-fantasy. Readable but unremarkable X-adventure. Instead, it's just fight after fight with very little between fight sequences. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. He also wrote a few issues of the series WildC. Joe rated it liked it Jan 07, Tom Orzechowski. Oct 30, C rated it liked it Shelves: merry-marvel-mutant-mayhem. Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page. Very inconsistent art, and most was not very good. Return to Book Page. God, with Magneto gone, looks like it's the evil humans' time to strike back with a force. Chris Claremont. Cover Artist. Taylor Esposito. Nightcrawler teleports to the auxiliary grid and shuts down the Danger Room so Cyclops and Gambit are safe. This trilogy continues the story of Elora Danan from the movie Willow. The series was cancelled at issue 16, [2] leaving several dangling plot threads regarding the condition of Kurt Wagner and the kidnapping of Nathan Summers. Nico Meyering rated it liked it Feb 13, Steve Scott Illustrator ,. Definitely better than the first volume, in my opinion. And then there's Wolverine's funeral, which I really can't make myself care about because everyone who has read more than a few issues of Marvel Comics knows that no one stays dead, so comic book deaths are just useless farces designed for a cheap ratings trick. X-Men Forever: Vol. 2 Writer Tom Grummett. Much prefer books with a higher plot to action ratio though. The series was cancelled at issue 16, [2] leaving several dangling plot threads regarding the condition of Kurt Wagner and the kidnapping of Nathan Summers. This is an interesting book, showing the X-Men dealing with having lost Logan Wolverine and their grief as they continue to battle evil and prepare to bury their comrade. Aug 15, Abbie rated it liked it Shelves: , graphic-novel , adventure. Stream the best stories. But I have always loved Claremont for his powerful cheese and extreme wordiness. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Tom Orzechowski. You can help by adding to it. Upstairs, Sabretooth gets some breakfast and speaks with Professor X. X-Men Forever continues to fly like a runaway train under writer Chris Claremont. This final arc showed how certain events from the "X-Tinction Agenda" arc happened quite differently. Excellent drawing and story. Average rating 3. Heather rated it really liked it May 28, Even that is tricky and I am infinitely excited to see how her character will be participating in the next installments. Jul 27, Mary Jo rated it really liked it. The last pages were devoted to a bridge story meant to segue into X-Men Forever , including a scene that hints at the death of Wolverine. The cover is what caught my attention, and it was a good book but I wish it had included the issue where Logan actually died. Books by Chris Claremont. So the reader finds out some history of the Sentinels, but the rest isn't explained. Claremont continues to go back to the well for his stories, dredging up past arcs in order to move the present forward by inches. Aug 13, Lissa rated it it was ok Shelves: read-in , comics , mehhhhhhh , fiction. More Details The whole thing feels like a lot of filler; there's very little plot to keep the story moving forward. But since these characters are being preserved in Uncanny , they can be altogether frighteningly mortal in Forever , as we'll be demonstrating fairly early on. Chris Claremont is a writer of American comic books, best known for his year stint on Uncanny X-Men , during which the series became one of the comic book industry's most successful properties. Start a Wiki. Another bright spot is Kitty Pryde who is still reeling from having her genes infuse with the late Wolverine so she's not only sporting a single adamantium claw in one of her knuckles, her personality seems to be undergoing drastic change as well. The story starts by leading directly from X-Men 1—3, as the team no longer divided into Blue and Gold Teams is dispatched by Professor X —as well as by Nick Fury , who has become the team's liaison with S. Science Fiction. Get A Copy. One might have preferred to have let the secret history of Sentinels stay buried. Steve Scott Illustrator ,. Reyna rated it it was amazing Apr 29, Escape the Present with These 24 Historical Romances. This doesn't count as a spoiler because he's in a grave on the cover. Claremont was also a contributor to the Wild Cards anthology series. I still consider him a great addition to the team. Focusing on what was deemed The Secret History of the Sentinels , this story arc span for only three issues and did not carry the same punch-to-the-gut as the first one, Love--And Loss! Bring on the next volume. Nico Meyering rated it liked it Feb 13, X-Men Forever: Vol. 2 Reviews One might have preferred to have let the secret history of Sentinels stay buried. Beast shows Jean a list of contacts used for tracing mutants. July , Sep 25, Shannon rated it liked it Shelves: comic-book. I enjoyed his role in Claremont's storylines so far even though he's only a recurring character who isn't a focal point for the plot itself. Views Read Edit View history. To view it, click here. The cover is what caught my attention, and it was a good book but I wish it had included the issue where Logan actually died. Aside from the minister, there's just one speaker: the President of the United States. Someone we -- I -- loved. I also thought that the personal drama between Jean Grey and Scott is being handled with care and dignity that this couple and their long-time relationship deserves. Previous Issue. Chris Claremont is a writer of American comic books, best known for his year stint on Uncanny X-Men , during which the series became one of the comic book industry's most successful properties. Jul 09, Elizabeth rated it liked it Shelves: american , comic-graphic-novel , science-fiction , settings. Even though it's technically a parallel world to the main MU, the changes weren't that far beyond the stuff the X-Men series normally throws at us. About Chris Claremont. Sort order. Welcome back. Cover Artist. Scott is definitely the one who feel betrayed the most which adds to his ongoing heartache with his ex- girlfriend so I think that right now he's not in the forgiving mood but he wouldn't just lash out towards the man who was his mentor he looked up to since becoming a part of the X-Men. Nico Meyering rated it liked it Feb 13, I like the direction the story is going.
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