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X-Men #192 (2004)

X-Men #192 (2004)

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

Written by Mike Carey, pencils and cover by Chris Bachalo.

"Supernovas," part 5 of 6. Eat your heart out, Red Baron! The X-Men take to the skies to in a dogfight against their newest foes, the Children! It's non-stop action and suspense in this penultimate issue to Mike Carey's first arc on X-Men. Plus, discover the secret the Children are still hiding that will turn the X-Men's world upside down!

BONUS REVIEW by DAL BUSH

You know how Ultimate Fantastic Four recently introduced a group of ultra-powerful characters with super-advanced powers? And none of them were even vaguely interesting? Funny story: the new X-Men arc by UFF writer Mike Carey has the exact same premise! And it's still not even vaguely interesting! Fun team line-up, good art from Chris Bachalo, but just a boring plot. Could be SO much better. 5 Grahams

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