Dark X-Men - Paul Connell / Leonard Kirk Reviews
Newest Review: ... depths of Norman Osborn psyche to find out his intentions. The action is fast paced, and the story okay, but this does seem ... more
... a little middle of the road for me. I understand that not every issue or series can be supreme and better than the previous one, but even so I have to rate it as I see it. It was very easy to read, and I enjoyed it, but there just didn't seem to be a whole deal of mystery and intrigue.
Marvel fans will be pleased with the character developments though. I liked the nuances and references throughout, and the character Nate Grey is one that I really hope develops further and becomes even more integral than he already ...more
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Customer Dark X-Men - Paul Connell / Leonard Kirk Reviews (1)
by - written on 30/11/11 (Very useful, 26 readings)
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I have experienced the Dark X-Men before, coming after X-Men Civil War, a publication which took things to a new level, putting Spider-Man's nemesis Norman Osborn, minus his alter ego Green Goblin, in charge of a group of questionable and volatile 'superheroes' in order to restore the balance to not just the superhero/mutant world but the civilisation in general. Now, a little further on, we take up the story as the latest collection of questionables try to restore the balance, identifying problems and quelling them. This time, a short psychic visit from Nate Grey (son of Jean Grey and Cyclops) who has the ability to transcend time and space and is essentially ... Read the complete review
