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Magneto: Reversals Volume 2 Free FREE MAGNETO: REVERSALS VOLUME 2 PDF Cullen Bunn,Gabriel Hernandez Walter | 136 pages | 03 Feb 2015 | Marvel Comics | 9780785189886 | English | New York, United States Magneto 2: Reversals Review |BasementRejects 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 — Magneto, Volume 2 by Cullen Bunn. Gabriel Hernandez Walta Artist. Roland Boschi Artist. Jordie Bellaire Colourist. Dan Brown Colourist. Lee Loughridge Colourist. Cory Petit Letterer. Clayton Cowles Letterer. David Yardin Cover Artist. Magneto was once arguably the most powerful mutant on the planet. But recently, his powers have been reduced to a whisper of what they once were. How far will he go to become the Master of Magnetism once more? When Magneto discovers that mutants are being hauled away to a re-education camp, he investigates And worse, the villain possesses the brain and powers of Magneto: Reversals Volume 2 deceased friend, Charles Xavier! Taking this affront personally on many levels, Magneto vows to take down the Red Skull once and for all - but Magneto: Reversals Volume 2 the Skull sends the world into a spiral of destruction, will Magneto crumple before the maniac? Collecting : Magneto Get A Copy. Paperbackpages. Published February 3rd by Marvel first published January 27th More Details Original Title. Other Editions 3. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Magneto, Volume 2please sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Magneto, Volume 2: Reversals. Dec 03, Sesana rated it liked it Shelves: comicssuperhumans. I'm still happy with the work Bunn is doing on Magneto. I feel like he has a great grasp of the character and what makes him tick. Yes, the book is indeed dominated by sometimes quite violent action, but there are moments that rise above that. I was especially struck by Magneto's Magneto: Reversals Volume 2, mid-battle, that his Mutant Growth Hormone riddled Magneto: Reversals Volume 2 don't truly understand their powers, because they've never had to live with the danger and persecution that's inherent to being a mutant. In ge I'm still happy with the Magneto: Reversals Volume 2 Bunn is doing on Magneto. In general, It was Magneto's Magneto: Reversals Volume 2 processes that kept me reading. That said, there's a big chunk of the book that's taken up with the Axis event. Not having read any of the other books that were part of the event, I felt a little lost at times. It looks like Uncanny Avengers probably played a big part, and I have something like zero interest in catching up on that title. From what's in the book, I was basically able to follow what's going on here, I think, but who knows what I missed. Magneto leading an all-star team of villains was kind of hilarious, but I'm not sure if comedy was what they were going for. As in the previous volume, the plotting is a little weak and vague, but I'm not really reading this for the story at this point. I'm reading it for Bunn's take on Magneto, which I still think is pretty thoughtfully done. Oct 06, Gavin rated it liked it Shelves: comics. Art is terrible. Almost enough to ruin things. Polar opposite of Elektra book from earlier today. Good Magneto: Reversals Volume 2 study of Magneto, again going with four different names Erik Magneto: Reversals Volume 2 Magnus etc. Here he keeps taking out people abusing mutants, including some Mutant Growth Hormone growers. There's a team up with villains and Deadpool Magneto leads and that's straight up awe Art is terrible. There's a team up with villains and Deadpool Magneto leads and that's straight up awesome. I will follow up with it, because there was an interesting interaction between Erik and his memories of his life and one person in particular. Contrary to the Elektra book, Magneto isn't woeful about his life and things, he just keeps moving forward, even if his doubts are there, he isn't a whiny bitch about it. Oct 27, Terence rated it liked it Shelves: marvel-unlimited Magneto despite his drop in power continues on his crusade to protect mutants from anyone who would harm them. In this search he comes Magneto: Reversals Volume 2 the Red Skull enslaving mutants in Genosha. Magneto is definitely a tortured character. His measures are extreme, but his enemies are brutal. He doesn't fight just to fight he seeks to protect mutants from people who would enslave or exterminate them. This volume is quite similar to the last until the Axis tie in. Then Magneto is forced to recruit some frie Magneto despite his drop in power continues on his crusade to protect mutants from anyone who would harm them. Then Magneto is forced to recruit some friends to help battle including the Merc with the Mouth himself. Jun 25, Sam Quixote rated it it was ok. Like in X-Men: First Class, Magneto is a hunter of mutant-haters in his solo series, an anti-heroic protector of mutantkind doing what he feels has to be done with lethal force. In this second volume, his travels takes him to China where a new strain of MGH Mutant Growth Hormone which, when injected, gives the user temporary mutant powers is being produced, before the garbage Marvel event Axis sends him to the fallen mutant city of Genosha where the Red Skull is up to some stereotypical bad gu Like in X-Men: First Class, Magneto is a hunter of mutant-haters in his solo series, an anti-heroic protector of mutantkind doing what he feels has to be done with lethal force. In this second volume, his travels takes him to China where Magneto: Reversals Volume 2 new strain of MGH Mutant Growth Hormone which, when injected, gives the user temporary mutant powers is being produced, before the garbage Marvel event Axis sends him Magneto: Reversals Volume 2 the fallen mutant city of Genosha where the Red Skull is up to some stereotypical bad guy bullshit. The first Magneto book was pretty decent - the second is just straight up crap. Once things awkwardly switch to Axis though the whole thing falls apart. Pure superhero schlock! I still like the overall concept of the series of Magneto as a lone vigilante but this second book is rubbish, largely because of the superhero crapfest that takes up the latter half of this volume. Once again Magneto: Reversals Volume 2 intrusive event ruins a perfectly decent series - good job, Marvel! View all 3 comments. Sep 10, Andrew rated it it was ok Recommended to Andrew by: Shelves: acomicsi-own-wishlist. Axis tie-in! That's the last thing I wanted from this title. Magneto: Reversals Volume 2 what was a interesting story is converted into some silliness thats part of a larger story that I have no interest in reading. I'm fed up with being burnt by cross-over events. Dec 31, Baba rated it really liked it Shelves: x-men-verse-snikt. Bunn and Hernandez Walta's Magneto: Reversals Volume 2 of Magneto continues to be absorbing and wonderfully, yet understated-ly drawn! Magneto goes after the Marauders His path of destruction leads him the Red Skull and playing a significant part in the Marvel Axis event. Feb 21, Shannon Appelcline rated it really liked it Shelves: comicscomics- marvel-xmencomics-marvel. Magneto: Reversals (Volume) - Comic Vine Uh-oh, it looks like your Internet Explorer is out of date. For a better shopping experience, please upgrade now. Javascript is not enabled in your browser. Enabling JavaScript in your browser will allow you to experience all the features of our site. Learn how to enable JavaScript on your browser. Home 1 Books 2. Add to Wishlist. Sign in to Purchase Instantly. Explore Now. Buy As Gift. Overview Collects Magneto Product Details. Related Searches. Asgardians of the Galaxy Vol. Angela, the not-so-beloved half-sister of Thor. The hotheaded Valkyrie - and the human who shares her form, Annabelle Riggs. View Product. Captain America by Ed Brubaker Vol. Collects Captain America Still reeling from Hydra's Madbombs, Cap finds himself the target Still reeling from Hydra's Madbombs, Cap finds himself the target of a vicious media smear Magneto: Reversals Volume 2. Who are the Discordians, and what will they blow up next? Targeted for death, Cap tackles Codename: Bravo and Deadpool: Assassin. The Regeneratin' Degenerate and his old pal Weasel are back, and they're imposing their special The Regeneratin' Degenerate and his old pal Weasel are back, Magneto: Reversals Volume 2 they're imposing their special brand of justice on any other killers for hire who don't live up to their moral code -starting with a dangerous operation that'll take Deadpool Drax Vol. You know him as the heavily tattooed muscle for everybody's favorite spacefaring super team, but You know him as the heavily tattooed muscle for everybody's favorite spacefaring super team, but what does Drax do when he's not Guarding the Galaxy? 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