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X-Men comics question/help
Posted on 4/4/14 at 9:16 pm
Posted on 4/4/14 at 9:16 pm
So, I've recently gotten back into reading comics, I was recommended the Uncanny X-Force: Apocalypse Solution (which was great) I stopped in the local comic store today and there's so many X-Men storylinesr. I got Uncanny X-men: revolution and after reading it, it would seem that I have no clue as to wtf has happened in the last 10 years. Where should I start?
This post was edited on 4/4/14 at 9:17 pm
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Posted on 4/4/14 at 9:22 pm to ZacAttack
shite, I just look through comixology and find stuff that interests me and go from there. 
If there is a character I like, I'll search for them and then read stuff with them in it.
If you like X-23, I suggest checking out X-23: Innocence Lost and X-23: Target X.
If you liked Uncanny X-Force, check out this X-Force run:
X-Force: Angels and Demons
The new Punisher has been really good, as has the new Black Widow.
If you want something really good and funny, check out Deadpool: The Gauntlet.
All-New X-Men is supposed to be really good and involves the original X-Men team being transported to this timeline.
I could give you some just starting comic runs that aren't Marvel related that I've enjoyed too, along with other series that aren't Marvel or DC.
If there is a character I like, I'll search for them and then read stuff with them in it.
If you like X-23, I suggest checking out X-23: Innocence Lost and X-23: Target X.
If you liked Uncanny X-Force, check out this X-Force run:
X-Force: Angels and Demons
The new Punisher has been really good, as has the new Black Widow.
If you want something really good and funny, check out Deadpool: The Gauntlet.
All-New X-Men is supposed to be really good and involves the original X-Men team being transported to this timeline.
I could give you some just starting comic runs that aren't Marvel related that I've enjoyed too, along with other series that aren't Marvel or DC.
Posted on 4/4/14 at 9:41 pm to ZacAttack
The X-Books are good reads, but there are tons of them. Like Skruff said, look around and see which peaks your interests.
Posted on 4/4/14 at 10:47 pm to ZacAttack
I stopped buying regularly around the mid-90's. The X-books were a big reason as there got to be just so damned many of them and it seemed that the stories just lost their quality (due to so many is my guess). Then I checked in on them a couple of years ago and Beast looked like a cat.
I'm done with the X-Books. If I ever win a massive Powerball or Mega-Millions I plan on paying Chris Claremont and John Byrne an insane amount of money to produce new Uncanny XMen comics starring the 1980's team just for me.
I'm done with the X-Books. If I ever win a massive Powerball or Mega-Millions I plan on paying Chris Claremont and John Byrne an insane amount of money to produce new Uncanny XMen comics starring the 1980's team just for me.
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