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Return
of Wolverine #1 (of 5)
Charles
Soule (W) • Steve
Mcniven (A/C)
X-Force
Costume Variant Cover by: Steve Mcniven
Fang
Costume Variant Cover by: Steve Mcniven
Age
of Apocalypse Costume Variant Cover by:
Steve Mcniven
Patch
Costume Variant Cover by: Steve Mcniven
Weapon
X Costume Variant Cover by: Steve Mcniven
Brown
& Tan Costume Variant Cover by:
Steve Mcniven
Whiskers
Costume Variant Cover by: Steve Mcniven
Remastered
Variant Cover by: Todd Mcfarlane
B&W
Remastered Variant Cover by: Todd Mcfarlane
Variant
Cover by: John Cassaday
Variant
Cover by: Leinil Francis Yu
Variant
Cover by: Skottie Young
Variant
Cover by: John Tyler Christopher
Party
Variant Cover by: TBA
Premier
Variant Cover by: Steve Mcniven
Blank
Variant Cover Also Available
• He’s back,
bub.
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X-Men
Gold #35
Marc
Guggenheim (W) • Michele Bandini (A)
Cover
by: Phil Noto
• The X-Men versus the undead!
• Goddess versus god!
• And Storm’s final battle?
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X-Men
Gold #36
Marc
Guggenheim (W) • Pere Perez (A)
Cover
by: Phil Noto
Final
Issue Variant Cover by: Whilce Portacio
• A special look into a day in the life of the
headmistress of the Xavier Institute…
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X-Men
Blue #35
Cullen
Bunn (W) • Marcus
To (A)
Cover
by: R.B. Silva
• Knowing that their time is limited, the original
X-Men must face uncomfortable realities about their future…
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X-Men
Blue #36
Cullen
Bunn (W) • Marcus
To (A)
Cover
by: R.B. Silva
Final
Issue Variant Cover by: Mike Allred
• Are the young X-Men’s destinies set in stone?
• Are they only fighting the inevitable?
• Only their modern-day counterparts can answer
that!
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Astonishing
X-Men #15
Matthew
Rosenberg (W) • Greg
Land (A/C)
Cosmic
Ghost Rider VS Variant Cover by: Akcho
• After the events of last issue, Havok and his team
are on the run from the law.
• Plus, the Reavers’ secret mission is revealed!
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X-Men
Red #8
Tom
Taylor (W) • Carmen
Carnero (A)
Cover
by: Jenny Frison
Cosmic
Ghost Rider VS Variant Cover by: Jamal Campbell
Headshot
Variant Cover by: Travis Charest
• In the wake of an unprecedented assault on
Atlantis, the X-Men must react and recover…while at the mercy of a world that
grows more hostile to mutants every day, and a foe who is determined to keep
it that way!
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Wait... after four miniseries, there will be ANOTHER miniseries for Wolverine's return? Is it really necessary?
ReplyDeleteOh, well... anyway, Blue and Gold are coming to an end, it seems.
Good. By the way, have you guys read Gold's eagerly expected issue for Kitty's and Colossus's wedding? Except they didn't marry, with Kitty running away during the ceremony... and Rogue and Gambit deciding not to let all the preparations go to waste and getting married themselves! Using someone else's ceremony may be a little tacky, but I'm glad for Rogue and Gambit; despite some bad times, they are a good couple.
As for Kitty, although I don't like her, I feel really sorry for how Guggenheim is writing her; she's getting messier and messier each new issue...
FSaker,
ReplyDeleteDid Elizabeth have anything to do or say in the wedding issue?
Also, why did Kitty run? How did Piotr take it?
Was the Dark Rachel storyline addressed at all?
I almost want to buy the issue, but feel like I’ll be annoyed if it ends up being poor writing.
I assume this woman in a little black dress holding a glass and talking to Kitty is Betsy = https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/S/cmx-images-prod/Item/664803/Previews/c0b20706cf752baaf261a452b2faa4f1._SX1280_QL80_TTD_.jpg
ReplyDeleteBut Psylocke doesn't appear in the wedding at all, not even a cameo. Shame.
Anonymous,
ReplyDeleteThanks for that panel. Not sure who that woman talking to Kitty is. That Jean, Rachel, "Jeen" panel is also weird and trite. Jean is annoying as hell. Not "Jeen," but Jean. She hasn't been back a month and is everyone's business except for those she needs to be involved with, like Rachel. I'm happy that "Jeen" called her out.