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X-Men 92 Vol. 1: the World Is a Vampire Free FREE X-MEN 92 VOL. 1: THE WORLD IS A VAMPIRE PDF Alti Firmansyah,Chad Bowers,Chris Sims | 112 pages | 08 Nov 2016 | Marvel Comics | 9781302900496 | English | New York, United States X-men '92 Vol. 1: The World Is A Vampire : Chris Sims : Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — X-Men '92, Vol. X-Men '92, Vol. Chad Bowers. Alti Firmansyah Illustrator. The X-Men of the '90s are back in highly animated new adventures, following on from the hit Secret Wars series starring the mutants of a more extreme decade! With Cassandra Nova defeated, the X-Men have taken in all the young mutants she had rounded up and are officially reopening the Xavier School for Gifted Children. But a crowded class schedule won't stop them from havi The X-Men of the '90s are back in highly animated new adventures, following on from the hit Secret Wars series starring the mutants of a more extreme decade! But a crowded class schedule won't stop them from having crazy adventures! But for every ending, there must be a beginning - prepare for the terror of Alpha Red! Plus, the machinations of the Fenris Twins and Start humming the theme song and dive back in to the world of X-Men '92 - it's totally Nineties, but so Now! Get A Copy. Paperbackpages. Published November 8th by Marvel first published October More Details Other Editions 2. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about X-Men '92, Vol. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. Sort order. Start your X-Men 92 Vol. 1: The World is A Vampire of X-Men '92, Vol. Mar 06, Paul E. Morph rated it it was ok Shelves: comics-read-in A four-part X-Men vs. Vampires story that was mediocre to slightly awful with an excruciatingly dire Cyclops and Jean Grey in the future one-shot tacked on the end. Definitely only for people who are just the right age to be nostalgic for the terrible s cartoon. Jun X-Men 92 Vol. 1: The World is A Vampire, Chad rated it liked it. Freed from the limitations of Secret Wars, this was actually pretty good. Plus, Cable's new origin condensed into one issue. The Good: Both the art and the story are better in this follow-up to the Warzones book. The art and coloring look even move like the X-Men cartoon. The Bad: This is still a slimmed-down, streamlined version of stories we've read before over in the X-Men comics. The Ugly: You have to look past some of the Freed from the limitations of Secret Wars, this was actually pretty good. The Ugly: You have to look past some of the glossed over inconsistencies and just take the story for what it is. Nov 23, Cassie rated it really liked it Shelves: comics. Really enjoyable. Freed from the confines of dreaded continuity, X-Men '92 is free to be the bananas continuation of the cartoon I didn't know I wanted. Jan 06, Dan rated it liked it. This started out kinda of fanfictiony corny, but I'm a sucker for vampires Jul 11, Bill rated it really liked it. Officially based on the 90's X-Men cartoon, this volume actually pulls in stuff from years worth of X-Men lore -- perhaps "X-Men Remix" would have been a more accurate title. There's a lot of entertaining homages, cameos, and character variations here, from Dracula to the X-Men 92 Vol. 1: The World is A Vampire of the X-Statix series. My only real issue other than a need for a working knowledge of X-Men lore for this to make sense is that the series can't seem to decide how silly or serious it is, so there's X-Men 92 Vol. 1: The World is A Vampire bit of mood whipl Officially based on the 90's X-Men cartoon, this volume actually pulls in stuff from years worth of X-Men lore -- perhaps "X-Men Remix" would have been a more accurate title. My only real issue other than a need for a working knowledge of X-Men lore for this to make sense is that the series can't seem to decide how silly or serious it is, so there's a bit of mood whiplash along the way. Feb 21, Renata rated it liked it Shelves: fictiongraphic-novel. I mean this was just like real goofy and I was pretty into it. Recommended to 90s kidz. This time in a regular book all the way from Earth You'll enjoy reading this book I know I did! Jul 07, Jeff Harris X- Men 92 Vol. 1: The World is A Vampire it it was amazing Shelves: x-mengraphic-novels. Anyone who enjoyed watching the classic X-Men '90's cartoon will have a blast revisiting that world in the new X-Men '92 ongoing series! You' Anyone who enjoyed watching the classic X-Men '90's cartoon will have a blast revisiting that world in the new X-Men '92 ongoing series! Dec 16, David rated it liked it Shelves: comic-books. Here's a book that's struggling a bit to find itself and the correct tone. I think it's a bit too much like the cartoon and not enough like the comics of the period. Liked the final collected chapter with Cyclops and Phoenix best - the art was vastly superior to the proceeding ones. I'm more than willing to see this series continue. I'd like to see where this can go. Think it will only get better once it finds it's groove. View 2 comments. Dec 26, Maria Kramer rated it liked it Shelves: graphic-novelsuperheroesteenvampires. This volume dials down the zaniness and self-parody from the first for a more straightforward? Not quite a fun as Volume 0, but still a decent read. Apr 09, Alex E rated it liked it. For the most part, this book is OK. I definitely loved X-Men 92 Vol. 1: The World is A Vampire cartoon when I was a kid, so i suspect that's why I give it a little more of a better grade than normal. The book deals with a new threat, a character that Russians developed during WWII but deemed "too deadly for the war". Turns out its their version of a super solider, called Weapon Red, X-Men 92 Vol. 1: The World is A Vampire is also. The characters are very "one-note", and don't have much depth, and there are inconsistencies in regards to c For the most part, this book is OK. The characters are very "one-note", and don't have much depth, and there are inconsistencies in regards to continuity and things like that, so you have to read this with more of a "fun" mindset than with other X-men comics. The art is bright and sharp, which also contributes to the fun atmosphere of the book. If anything, I did like how certain aspects of the regular Xmen books make their way into this one like Jubilee turning into a vampire, and the Generation X team being students at the school. If you are a fan of the Xmen cartoon, you will definitely enjoy this. Jun 14, Casey Harvey rated it liked it Shelves: reviewed-booksX-Men 92 Vol. 1: The World is A Vampiremarvel-comicsebooksebooks-i-own. As far as gimmicky comic books go, X-Men '92 vol 1 is surprisingly pretty fun. The main plot in this volume centers largely around a strange case of vampirism that sees the unaffected members of the x-team teaming up with a rather famous vampire to try and cure before those affected are turned to dust. Overall, I wasn't expecting much from this book, but I actually ended up pretty hap As far as gimmicky comic books go, X-Men '92 vol 1 is surprisingly pretty fun. Overall, I wasn't expecting much from this book, but I X-Men 92 Vol. 1: The World is A Vampire ended up pretty happy with it. I like that it is not afraid to be silly and cheesy, but also have serious moments - something that I think defines a good x-book. At least for me, anyway. This is by no means a deep or heavy story, but I do think it has some interesting discussions of topics like leadership and family. I also like the x-characters we get in this book - leader Storm is one of my favorites - and I really liked that the volume starts out by going back to basics, i. X-Men '92 Vol. 1: The World Is a Vampire (Trade Paperback) | Comic Issues | Comic Books | Marvel X-Men '92 was originally a limited series as one of the many tie-in titles for Marvel's Secret Wars event and later was released in its second volume as a continuous series in earlystarring members of the popular s Fox Kids Saturday morning cartoon, X-Men. As part of the Secret Wars event comicMarvel revived older series and explore alternate comic universesone of the continuities explored was the X-Men animated series.
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