 Cyclops #4 (2014) $3.99 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by Greg Rucka Art by Russell Dauterman Cover by Alexander Lozano Scott and Corsair are stranded on an alien planet with no hope of rescue. The indigenous species are none too happy with them Not that they're very happy with each other, either -- what bargains will need to be struck to get either or both of then out alive? Date Available: 8/27/2014
BONUS REVIEW by Gavin Rehfeldt
 No one could have anticipated that Cyclops would be the beauty of a book it is. Certainly not me as my conception of the X-Men's universe is constantly expanding. Then again, I would never have been able to predict the original X-Men coming to the present day and Cyclops running off for space adventures with his long-thought-dead dad. The Marvel Universe can be so surprising sometimes! This book would be just as good if it was about any space-faring father and son, but that it comes with a rich history attached makes it all the more special. I have never really liked the character Cyclops, but this is the story that is showing me his complexity and charms. Plus, he has a really cool dad who wants to teach him sword-fighting as a means to teach him about hope. The artwork is beautiful with some of the loveliest coloring in recent memory! This is a great book and I'm sad Rucka must leave after the next issue (Whyyy!?!?!). I don't want another writer wrapping up this engaging arc, but I also don't want it wrapped up so soon! I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by Greg Rucka Art by Russell Dauterman Cover by Alexander Lozano Scott and Corsair are stranded on an alien planet with no hope of rescue. The indigenous species are none too happy with them Not that they're very happy with each other, either -- what bargains will need to be struck to get either or both of then out alive? Date Available: 8/27/2014
BONUS REVIEW by Gavin Rehfeldt
No one could have anticipated that Cyclops would be the beauty of a book it is. Certainly not me as my conception of the X-Men's universe is constantly expanding. Then again, I would never have been able to predict the original X-Men coming to the present day and Cyclops running off for space adventures with his long-thought-dead dad. The Marvel Universe can be so surprising sometimes! This book would be just as good if it was about any space-faring father and son, but that it comes with a rich history attached makes it all the more special. I have never really liked the character Cyclops, but this is the story that is showing me his complexity and charms. Plus, he has a really cool dad who wants to teach him sword-fighting as a means to teach him about hope. The artwork is beautiful with some of the loveliest coloring in recent memory! This is a great book and I'm sad Rucka must leave after the next issue (Whyyy!?!?!). I don't want another writer wrapping up this engaging arc, but I also don't want it wrapped up so soon! I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams |
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