Uncanny X-Force #10 Review

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This issue,The Dark Angel saga prequel. Today I will be reviewing Uncanny X-Force #10. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think.

So let’s talk about the book. Amahl Farouk, the Shadow King, brings some incriminating evidence to a new reporter on Warren and how he’s a cold blooded killer. When Warren finds out, the Archangel persona takes over and tries to kill anyone with the evidence. Luckily Wolverine and X-Force are there to stop him. They get him back to their base and imprison him. In order to save him, X-Force frees Dark Beast to ask for his aid. He informs them that Warren is being taken over by a death seed, created by the Celestials, and implanted by Apocalypse into Warren. Only a life seed can cure him. The only one in existence that Dark Beast knows of is in his lab in his dimension. To save Warren, X-Force has to travel to the Age of Apocalypse. And that’s the book.

So let’s talk opinions. Another incredible installment of drama and action. This time around its all about Warren and his struggle against the monster living inside of him. A monster that he has no hope of beating, it seems. I like the way Warren kept on getting more and more evil. His fight with Wolverine was pretty cool. I really enjoyed the way X-Force rescued Dark Beast. Very funny. This one was incredibly well paced and really got me revved up for next issue. I am as excited as a little boy on Christmas eve. I know what’s happening soon and I can’t wait for it to come. Billy Tan drawing Age of Apocalypse should be amazing. He really did an incredible job this issue. The Dark Beast final image was very ominous. The Wolverine/Archangel battle was incredible. Warren’s pinion knives look amazing. In fact, everyone looked really great. The lines and colors and details all meshed together in a wonderful symphony of music. This was a perfect intro into the next story arc. I’m pretty sure Dark Beast has some ulterior motives and a double cross waiting for X-Force but we’ll deal with that when it comes. Maybe he might just request to stay in the Age of Apocalypse dimension once this mission is over. We’ll just have to wait and see. That’s my opinion folks. Take it or leave it.

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By BlogsdnaTagged with: Uncanny X-Force4 CommentsChristopherPosted on May 18, 2011 at 5:33 pm

Needs more Deadpool.

ReplyVictor KutsenokPosted on May 18, 2011 at 11:36 pm

Thanks for your comment, Christopher. What? The one panel he appeared in the entire issue wasn’t enough for you? (Feel the sarcasm). I usually am a Deadpool advocate as well but I was ok with this one. It was a focus on Archangel and he and Deadpool really don’t have much history together.

ReplyChristopherPosted on May 19, 2011 at 12:12 pm

You mean aside from Archangel being the reason he’s on the team in the first place?

ReplyVictor KutsenokPosted on May 19, 2011 at 12:28 pm

True he was hired by Archangel but the two have never really been shown in actual comics together.

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Uncanny X-Force #9 Review

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A little bit of vengeance before the storm. Today I will be reviewing Uncanny X-Force #9. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think.

So let’s talk about the book. Warren is dealing with the ramifications of killing a man and the team reassures him that it was a necessary evil. Little do they know how bad the situation really is. Meanwhile, Magneto learns of X-Force’s existence and pays them a visit. He requests Wolverine’s help in killing a Nazi survivor who’s location he has just learned. Wolverine agrees and departs alone to do the job. He reaches his destination and does the deed. And that’s the book.

So let’s talk opinions. Billy Tan does another incredible job here. This title has never looked this good until now. Those opening panels with the water crashing against Utopia were stunning. E.V.A. was also drawn quite nicely. Magneto never looked better. The pain on his face when he confronts Wolverine was amazing. Magneto is beyond powerful, but to humble himself and ask for help was a powerful moment. Being jewish myself, I fully understand his fear. In a way, Wolverine might be doing the world a favor here because if Magneto starts reliving his past, he might want to get some revenge and god help anyone who gets in his way. It was also a pretty strong story in general. Remender is setting up moral compasses for each of the team members and, for the most part, is hitting them right on the head. Wolverine is the perfect choice for this mission. While he has a high moral code, he has zero problems killing someone who deserves killing, no matter the age or gender. I like how he did the deed with a look of remorse but conviction. I also liked that the Nazi tried to get in a last lick with a parting threat but it didn’t phase Wolverine one bit. Very emotional issue. Very reality based issue. I felt this one personally. (Oh hell, enough of my moroseness.) I can’t wait for Age of Apocalypse. I loved that X event and am so happy to see it’s return. That’s my opinion folks. Take it or leave it.

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Uncanny X-Force #8 Review

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Time for some mind games. Today I will be reviewing Uncanny X-Force #8. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think.

So let’s talk about the book. Deathlock offers to stay and protect the World from ever being taken or used for evil again. Meanwhile, Psylocke sends Deadpool on a mission to investigate an army base she feels a psychic disturbance from. At the same time, she enters Archangel’s mind and traps his darkness in a prison. When Deadpool fails to report, the team heads to the base. There, Psylocke is confronted by the Shadow King. The two begin to battle on the astral plane. The Shadow King is winning and decides to press the advantage by freeing Archangel’s evil from Psylocke’s prison so the two of them can kill Psylocke. Instead, Archangel attacks and decapitates the Shadow King. Back in the real world, Archangel kills a somewhat possessed soldier in order to stop him from setting off nukes. And that’s the book.

So let’s talk opinions. Perfection on paper. That’s all I can say. This issue had it all. Great fight scenes. Great story. Amazing art. What more can we ask for? From the first page, I was happy. Billy Tan, the guest artist, really does a great job with the characters. Archangel looks amazing. Psylocke is stunning. Deadpool looks like his old bad-ass self again. The backgrounds are full of details and nuances. The facial expressions are clear and easy to understand. The astral plane fight scene was really cool. The possession eye effects were pretty awesome too. The story was pretty good, if a bit fast. Why trap Warren if he will only be freed a few pages later? Waste of time if you ask me. The action scenes, which there were plenty of, ruled. Even battling each other, X-Force still works very cohesively as a team. So now we have to question if Warren is in control of his mind or if Archangel is taking over. (We all know Apocalypse will be possessing Archangel very soon so I’m looking forward to that) I hope after the next arc ends, we can shift our focus away from Apocalypse and move on to other enemies. (Too much of one villain makes the book a bit repetitive. Still, this was my favorite issue of this title to date. That’s my opinion folks. Take it or leave it.

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Uncanny X-Force #7 Review

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The fate of the future is decided. Today I will be reviewing Uncanny X-Force #7. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think.

So let’s talk about the book. Entering the World, X-Force splits up into teams to try to find and kill father. Opposing them are the Deathlock X-Force and the mysterious Father himself. The battles are fierce and intense. At one point, DeathlockForce is winning but their objective is changed by Father. They are now assigned to kill the Future Insurgent. Fantomex and his secret creation Weapon XV are the only opposition. Meanwhile Deadpool finds Father but he gets mind controlled. The Deathlocks are about to win until Deadpool overcomes the control and kills father. The battle ends instantly as the Deathlocks disappear. As X-Force leaves the world, we get a glimpse of what Fantomex was protecting. An incubator with a 28 month old baby in it labeled En Sabah Nur AKA Apocalypse. And that’s the book.

So let’s talk opinions. Now this is what I’ve been craving for the last six issues. Remender hit it right on the money. Deapool is FINALLY utilized in a proper fashion. Angry, resilient and merciless when the kill option presents itself. Also able to drop a few sarcastic, though not humorous, jokes. The rest of the team was pretty cool too. Fantomex’s possible private agenda really fleshes out his character even more as a duplicitous potential backstabber. Archangel is really starting to become possessed by his former master again. Betsy is getting even more vicious.  The art was pretty good, once again this issue. It’s still not super clean but it doesn’t harm the story at all. I do love some of the backgrounds and interior layouts of the World. Very nice. The fight scenes were a little confusing since it was very difficult at times to tell the difference between the real X-Force and the Deathlock X-Force. I blame the colorist for that since it’s the colors that are making the images on the page blend together. The revelation of Father was sort of a letdown. I was expecting someone familiar. Instead we get a random no name schmuck. Also learning that the Deathlocks are weapon Infinity kind of made perfect sense. The last page reveal was cool too. Maybe Fantomex did not kill Apocalypse in the last arc. Maybe he took some of him back to the World somehow. I will be looking for the explanation on that one in a future issue, I hope. Overall, a great second story arc. Keep up the good work on Deadpool. I hope the next arc is even better. That’s my opinion folks. Take it or leave it.

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By BlogsdnaTagged with: Uncanny X-Force3 CommentsChristopherPosted on April 18, 2011 at 1:08 am

The look on Fantomex’s smug face was priceless.

ReplyVictor KutsenokPosted on April 18, 2011 at 6:47 am

Thanks for the comment Christopher. It is nice to see Fantomex’s smugness come back to haunt him. Overall, a great story arc.

ReplyChrisPosted on April 18, 2011 at 1:21 pm

Why isn’t Psylocke using telekinesis at all? She should have been able to deflect the missile or at least put up a tk shield, right? Does she not have it anymore?

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