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X-Men: The Complete Onslaught Epic, Book 1

6 reviews
Jeph Loeb, Mark Waid, ...

Marvel Comics, 2007

reminding us why comics suck so bad today.
Great read. This represents why comics were more creative and fun just a few years ago in the 90s in comparison to the overwhelmingly maudlin nostalgia fad that is currently dragging comic down to the creative depths (especially over at D(ullC comics, home of the mid life crisis of infinite reruns. Onslaught was fun, fresh and compelling. Well worth the read.

Excalibur Classic Volume 5 TPB (Excalibur Classic)
Seth Kruchkow, John Higgins, ...

Marvel Comics, 2008

Britain's brightest face more than mutants in a collection of short and startling sagas! The nastiness of Nightmare! The Spawn of Krakoa! And behold: the Cheerleaders from Heck?! Guest-starring Doctor Strange and Power Pack! Collects Excalibur #29-34.

X-Men: The Complete Age of Apocalypse Epic, Book 1

21 reviews
Scott Lobdell, John Francis Moore, ...

Marvel Comics, 2006

great storyline
this includes all the comic that is associated w/ the AoA storyline so you don't miss a thing. it might be a little confusing for the average reader who has no information to the AoA background, but w/ a little marvel knowledge of the universe and continuities then you will appreciate this collection a lot more.

X-Men: The Complete Onslaught Epic, Vol. 2
Warren Ellis, Tom DeFalco, ...

Marvel Comics, 2008

Who are the traitors in X-Factor? What are the Xavier Protocols? And where does Franklin Richards fit into the plans of the awesome Onslaught? The Fantastic Four, the Avengers, and no less than five mutant teams search for answers in the second segment of the saga that literally re-made the Marvel Universe of the 1990s! Also featuring the villainy of Apocalypse, Dark Beast, and the savage Sabretooth! Guest-starring the Hulk, Uatu the Watcher, ...

X-Men: The Complete Age of Apocalypse Epic, Book 3

2 reviews
Warren Ellis, Scott Lobdell, ...

Marvel Comics, 2006

Age of Apocalypse
The complete Age of Apocalypse book 3 collects the real meat of the story. Magneto and his X-Men have all gone their separate ways and now we begin to see each of their individual stories, Nightcrawler's journey to the savage land, Gambit's to the Shi'ar galaxy, Rogue and the Astonishing X-Men head to stop the cullings, ect. We start to get some of the background of some of the new characters ...

X-Men: The Complete Age of Apocalypse Epic, Book 2

5 reviews
Fabian Nicieza, John Francis Moore, ...

Marvel Comics, 2005

Il più drammatico "What if...?" degli Uomini X
Premetto che considero una piaga, per il fumetto popolare americano, l'abuso di statagemmi (o meglio mezzucci) narrativi quali universi paralleli, viaggi nel tempo e stravaganze di tal fatta. Questi espedienti ammorbano la vita degli X Men sin dai tempi di Dyas of Future Past, dove però Claremont e Byrne l'avevano risolta con classe e discrezione. Anche il prologo dell'Era di Apocalisse risulta ...

Heroes Reborn: Iron Man

1 review
Jim Lee, Scott Lobdell, ...

Marvel Comics, 2006

Shell-head reborn, kind of
In the mid-90's, Marvel decided to conclude their much maligned Onslaught storyline with the deaths of many of their top tier heroes. The Fantastic Four, Captain America, Iron Man, and the rest of the Avengers, all bought the big one as their respective titles were canned and re-launched with a new direction (allegedly) as Marvel teamed up with Wildstorm (before they became part of DC) to produce ...

DC/Top Cow Crossovers

2 reviews
Jeph Loeb, Scott Lobdell, ...

DC Comics, 2007

batman/darkness
this collection is great if you didn`t buy em seperately and missed out on the darkness storyline

X-Men: The Complete Age of Apocalypse Epic, Book 4

2 reviews
Scott Lobdell, Warren Ellis, ...

Marvel Comics, 2006

Excellent novel
This novel does an excellent job finishing up the story. It gives all of the finishing details needed to find out how it all ends.

X-Men: X-Cutioner's Song

20 reviews
Scott Lobdell, Fabian Nicieza, ...

Marvel Comics, 1994

I was blown away
I haven't read too many X-Men crossovers, and from what I've heard, most of them aren't very good. But "X-Men: X-Cutioner's Song" was by far my favorite crossover that I have read, the plot was intricate and emotianally gripping, I read the whole thing in one sitting, and I can't wait to read it again. The art for this book is done by a few different people with extraordinary talents, just ...

X-Men: Origin of Generation X (Phalanx Covenant)

3 reviews
Scott Lobdell

Marvel Comics, 2001

The Book(s) That Started it All
Like the title says, this is the book (or collection thereof) that started the best (IMHO) comic book series ever. This shows how the GenX kids got together, and it depicts their first adventure together, sadly however, there is one who will not stay with them for very long. A MUST READ for any comic book fan!

Essential Wolverine, Vol. 5 (Marvel Essentials)
Larry Hama, Aaron Loeb, ...

Marvel Comics, 2009

Whether in Japan, Greece, Madripoor, or elsewhere, Wolverine doesn't have to go looking for trouble - it's always waiting for him! Against the likes of Cyber, Chimera, Genesis, and others, everyone's favorite feral fighter may need the support of not only the X-Men and Alpha Flight - but also of Landau, Luckman, and Lake, the most mysterious collection of extradimensional expediters ever to cash a villain's check for him! Ninjas, giant robots, ...

X-Men: Eve of Destruction

3 reviews
Scott Lobdell, Salvador Larroca, ...

Marvel Comics, 2005

Oh, what could have been
What you need to know: The island of Genosha used to breed mutants as slaves, using their powers to take the country to the heights of technology, agriculture and ultimately wealth. The X-Men toppled the government, and Genosha became a third world country, humans and mutants at war with each other. The Legacy Virus, a disease which only affected mutants spread quickly throughout Genosha's ...

Flesh and Blood (The Darkness, Volume 3.5)

1 review
Scott Lobdell, David Finch, ...

Top Cow Productions/Image Comics, 2005

More Darkness...
As is usual, I just loved this comic. Estacado is just the perfect antiheroe. I love the way in which this comic book uis written, drawn and everything. My opinion is not impartial, as I love this comic book!!! Being more partial, I have to admit that some times, some of the story lines presented on this volume were less exciting than the other ones, but I suppose is normal, giving the run ...

Sea You, Sea Me!/Hyde and Shriek/The Opposite Numbers/Board to Death (Hardy Boys Graphic Novels: Undercover ...

2 reviews
Scott Lobdell

Papercutz, 2007

Good Enough:
Not review related: I'M NOT A KID. I'm a tween. Review: This book was alright. I'm a huge Joe fan but the cover is deceiving. I honestly don't think that the Graphic Novels really have the same finesse as the other Hardy Boys since all the ones I've read haven't exactly wowed me (and I've read 1-9 and 11) but still, it's a pretty good book.

Hardy Boys #13: The Deadliest Stunt (Hardy Boys Graphic Novels: Undercover Brothers)
Scott Lobdell

Papercutz, 2008

When a mysterious saboteur infiltrates the Miss Teen Stunt Americana competition, Joe and Frank are assigned to back up one of the contestants... Lind'Z Rider, the most flamboyant and impulsive A.T.A.C. agent ever! As if the competition stunts weren’t dangerous enough, Frank and Joe must stop the saboteur before someone dies!

X-Men: The New Age of Apocalypse

8 reviews
Akira Yoshida, Scott Lobdell, ...

Marvel Comics, 2005

Great Continuation of a Great Story
Back in the 90's Marvel released a series called Age of Apocalypse where the heroes of the marvel universe, X-Men in particular, were recreated in a world where Xavier had been killed and Apocalypse had taken control of much of the world. It has since become known as one of Marvel's most successful spin-off series and was both critically acclaimed and fan appreciated. Now, ten years later, ...

X-Men: Fatal Attractions

13 reviews
Fabian Nicieza, Scott Lobdell

Marvel Entertainment Group, 1995

One of the most dramatic stories in X-Men history
Fatal Attractions collects X-Factor #92, X-Force #25, Uncanny X-Men #304, X-Men #25, Wolverine #75, and Excalibur #71. When Magneto returns to his Acolytes and becomes more of a threat to humanity than ever before, all of the X-teams become engaged in battle in this then shocking cross over; the effects of which were felt in the X-books for almost a decade. Many memorable moments are to be ...

The Ocean of Osyria/Identity Theft/Madhouse/Malled (Hardy Boys Graphic Novels: Undercover Brothers 1-4)

2 reviews
Scott Lobdell

Papercutz, 2006

Graphic Novel 3-book pre-pack with sturdy library binding.
This is a packaging of the first three Hardy Boys Graphic Novels in textured hardback editions by SPOTLIGHT BOOKS. These hardbacks are mainly marketed for the Schools & Libraries, but if you want a real sturdy edition of the Graphic Novels, these are the ones to get. One difference is that these editions lack the book number seen on their book-store counterparts. These are not to be confused ...

The Hardy Boys #11: Abracadeath (Hardy Boys Graphic Novels: Undercover Brothers)
Scott Lobdell

Papercutz, 2008

When some of the world's most amazing magicians start disappearing (and not in a magical way) Frank and Joe Hardy pit themselves against a trio of powerful young masters of illusion!

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