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Home / X-Men Legacy #222 (2008)

X-Men Legacy #222 (2008)

X-Men Legacy #222 (2008)

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Written by MIKE CAREY
Penciled by SCOT EATON
Cover by LEE BERMEJO King Variant by TBA

“Salvage”—Rogue’s past comes back to haunt not only her, but Professor X and Gambit. The horrors of the past are brought here by a mysterious villain who has a beef with the X-Men that they plan on settling here and now. You may not believe it, but the villain CAN win. Part 3 (of 5) 32 PGS.

Date Available: 03/18/2009

BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS


Mostly, I dislike the “What has gone on before” page; for new readers, I understand the appeal, but sometimes, to me, reviewing the summarized story gives me a headache. So true here, where I needed to read the first sentence three times to understand it (I’m not an X-men guy, so what was M-day?). Still, the story itself worked, progressing logically as Professor X and team work their way to try to find the physical embodiment of the X-Men’s Danger Room (that I understood). For me, as I read through it, I found much of the dialogue stilted, more like a WWF event where the actors know they are on stage. Opposing that self conscious writing, however, were a couple of splash pages of “Danger”. Wow. The layout and color on those pages knocked me over, and I wish I could get them poster-size. Those paid for themselves. Nice read for someone who has gotten his X-men fix via the movies.

I give it 6 out of 10 Grahams

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