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Showing posts with label Jeph Loeb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jeph Loeb. Show all posts
Monday, June 15, 2015
Review # 160: "The Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix"
As far as characters go, Cable is pretty ridiculous. Nathan Christopher Summers is this grizzled, battle-hardened half-metal dude with a cybernetic eye who carries ridiculously-sized guns to shoot things. Oh, and he's possibly the most powerful mutant of all-time. Oh, and that's because of genetic engineering by way of fraud. Oh, and he's the son of Cyclops and a clone of Jean Grey. Oh, and he's also this messianic figure for a religious cult. Oh, and he's from the future. Oh, and he's not really from the future. Oh, and he has a psychotic clone who was raised by Apocalypse.
Labels:
Apocalypse,
Cable,
Cyclops,
Gene Ha,
Jean Grey,
Jeph Loeb,
Marvel,
Rachel Grey,
Scott Lobdell,
Stryfe,
X-Men
Friday, September 26, 2014
Review # 131: "Batman: Hush"
"Hush" is the dream comic story for any fan who was introduced to the medium in the early 90's through TV cartoons. It's a perfect first book for anyone who enjoyed "Batman: The Animated Series" or "X-Men" back in the day with major creative ties to both.
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