Age of X-Man: Prisoner X #2
Writer: Vita Ayala
Art by: Germán Peralta
Cover by: Patch Zircher
The Story:
The Age of X-Man Continues! Bishop must navigate between the various mutant gangs to find the truth beyond the walls of the prison. Can Bishop trust the other inmates, like Polaris? Or will he have to break out solo?
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“For so long, my life has been out of control. Chaos and serendipity, wrapped in insanity. I have suffered, I have lost. Not just my life, but my very soul, my self. But no more. Now I know who I am.” – Elizabeth ‘Betsy’ Braddock, daughter of Otherworld, mutant, telepath, telekinetic, defender of the realm and, above all, X-Man.
8 comments:
For me the rules of this universe don't hang together.
And I don't see how any of these stories are compelling or enjoyable. Or saying anything about these characters.
Age of X-Man desperately wants to be Age of Apocalypse, but the writing isn't there to back it up - indeed the writing and editorial necessary hasn't been there for years.
Hard pass.
@Benjamin, I agree. I'm really hoping that Hickman is the second coming 80s style X-stories (but relevant to this millennium).
That being said, does anyone here regularly read any Marvel titles outside of the X-titles? Is their writing as lackluster, event-driven, and disjointed? Or is that a problem specific to the mutants since Marvel previously thought their licensing rights were lost forevermore?
It's more trying to be an inverted version of AoA and not exactly like it. Only similarities are they are alternate realities and even then AoA were their own characters not psychic induced into believing they are different.
AoX isnt terrible but its definitely slow and uneventful and reeks of filler before Hickman showed up.
I can't wait till the AoX is over....I haven't liked any of them.
Why you haven't liked any?
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I see green lantern! LOL
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