I AM NOT ASHAMED
THE INEVITABLE FUTURE. The revolutionary tale of Mutantkind’s rise comes to a conclusion that will lay the groundwork of the X-Men’s stories for years to come! Superstar writer JONATHAN HICKMAN (AVENGERS, FANTASTIC FOUR, SECRET WARS) and Marvel Young Gun artist PEPE LARRAZ (EXTERMINATION, AVENGERS) wrap the series that changes everything!
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En Sabah Nur
Warren Worthington III
Sebastian Shaw
T'Challa
Steve Rogers
Alison Blaire
Stephen Strange
Fabio Medina
Johnny Storm
Bobby Drake
Susan Storm-Richards
Tony Stark
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Kurt Wagner
Karima Shapandar
Charles Xavier
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Victor Creed
Theresa Cassidy
Ben Grimm
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Though not much happened here except world building, the issue definitely sets up a possible explosive ending in next week’s Powers of X. Also there are final set ups to the last big questions of the series like, who is...This is a great look at the new Evo of the X flow. It's great compared to other series where it wasn't quite as much of a new story. I am digging the turn of judgement and the use of law. It's great to not know what's coming...This review contains spoilers. Proceed at your own risk.Well, what this is is pretty much wrapped up now. I'm not sure why Canada is cut in half in the world map. Maybe Alpha Flight will be involved?
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A big ball of fine. Felt like this could have been issue 2 or 3 though and not the end of the mini-series.
agreed, nothing really happened, i was going to use this issue to determine whether or not i want to get the new x-men series books, but i really couldn't. Bit of a letdown, but PX#6 looks to be a important issue.
I'm treating these series as just set-up for Dawn of X, not necessarily as start-to-finish stories on their own. Tons of potential story has been teased that I'm pretty excited for. And I think this issue was a good coda for the themes that have been raised since July.
I'm in for all of the new books. My lifelong X-fan outweighs my dislike of Hickman's stuff and the characters on each book are appealing. Just not sure how long I'll go with any one since these really aren't 616 X-Men.
This was excellent! Felt incredible seeing the X-Men finally celebrate as a people. Loved the discussions of the Quiet Council, especially Nightcrawler's input and the "Winter" table. Glad Hickman confirmed that he and Larraz will collaborate in the future.
Was hoping for a little more given that it's the last HOX issue, but I can appreciate the lower-key ending
This issue felt like Hickman laying down the groundwork for everything else that is to come. Interested to see how Powers of X wraps up. Kudos to Marvel for sticking to a very aggressive release schedule for this series. Debating on whether or not to order the HC collected edition.
I will be catching up on this once the last issue comes out. I read upto the halfway point. Now, I just have to finish it.
So, tell me again, why the Inhumans never got as much hate, as mutants do?