and love as different incarnations is fascinating. Good guys now bad guys and vice versa, super-cool different costumes, new teams and leaders, and mutants exploring different sides of their powers. Watch how relationships unfold - Magneto and Rogue, Wolverine and Jean Grey, and more intriguingly, the brotherly rivalry of Havok and Cyclops. All these elements wrapped Thu, 21 Jan 2010 00:50:03 +0000 Alexandra B rated 4.0 / 5.0 : This is PART TWO of the Age of Apocalypse storyline which is probably the biggest crossworld alternate history story Marvel have ever attempted. As such, it felt fragmented when trying to read it in the original comics format - you had to buy many comic titles simultaneously, so it was difficult to follow and expensive too! These editions aren't cheap, but if you want the full experience...you gotta have 'em. Prof. Xavier is dead, and Magneto carries on his mission. Sabretooth is a good guy, while Wolverine is now Weapon X, and viciously mutilated. The best part for me was that the storyline rescued Blink, the teleporting girl who was killed in the issue where her character was first introduce (Generation Next, I think). The definitely isn't a book for the X-Men 'part time fan' though, since you need a pretty good grasp of the characters to understand why certain plot points are important, especially because many of the characters have changed sides. The artwork is quite Tue, 09 Nov 2010 20:24:00 +0000 The Emperor rated 4.0 / 5.0 : Volume