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X-Factor #27 (2006)

X-Factor #27 (2006)

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

Written by peter david Penciled by scot eaton Variant cover by jim cheung

Messiah complex part 11 The death of an x-man reveals answers to some of the mysteries surrounding the new mutant, and creates a host of questions. The baby falls into the hands of a major player in the conflict, but things aren't always as they seem. And it's high noon for x-force, the marauders and the x-men.


"Action! Excitement! Treachery! All this, PLUS the Madrox/Layla storyline actually matters now! Too bad that, in classic ‘Lost’-style storytelling, a very pertinent question regarding the nebulous motives of a major character is greeted with ‘we don’t have time for this’, which is easily translated into ‘please buy the next three issues and/or the new Cable ongoing for answers’. Bad form. Still, the pace is pretty relentless as we near the finish line, I suppose certain omissions can be overlooked when the full story works so well."
THIS BOOK GETS 8 GRAHAMS OUT OF 10

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