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The best comic ever (Mutant X - Magazine)
Member Name: jarvis_0
Advantages: great comic Disadvantages: finished to soon
This comic, released after the ongoing X-Factor comic finished, is the first comic i have ever collected which i have every single issue of. That for me is amazing because i am always missing the odd issue of all the comics i collect. (By the way, the comics i collect are Uncanny X-men, X-Men, Ultimate X-Men, Ultimate Spiderman and Warlands.) Mutant X only ran for 32 issues (plus a couple of annuals) and was the series which finally saw Havok, get out from the shadow of his brother and X-men member Cyclops. At the end of X-factor (#149) Havok was on a plane with Greystone and a Time Displacement Machine. The machine blew up and everyone thought Havok died. When in fact the time displacement machine threw Havok into another dimension. That was where Mutant X started. The first box in issue 1 had Havok laying in the blackness of death saying...i remember dying. Then he wakes up in the body of The alternate universes Havoks body. It turns out that This worlds havok was blown into the hudson fighting the sentinels with his teamates the six. When he is first revived by Beast (Actually The Brute i this dimension) He thinks that the whole thing is just another mind trick from Greystone or another of his enemys. (It happened before), Then he finds out that it is real and tha the has to live with it all in his new life. Summary: |
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