X-Men Volume 4: Exogenous (Marvel Now), by Marc Guggenheim
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From the executive producer of TV's "Arrow"! It's a new creative team and a new mission for the first all-female team of X-Men! When the ferocious Shi'ar warrior Deathbird lands on S.W.O.R.D.'s doorstep at the brink of death, Abigail Brand calls in the X-Men to investigate! But are even the X-Men equipped to handle the horrific new threat that's emerged from the edge of space? Monstrosities called the "Genespliced" - creatures engineered from the fiercest alien races across the galaxy - threaten S.W.O.R.D.'s orbital base, but as the X-Men explore the Acanti Skunkworks, they soon find themselves entangled in a conspiracy that has connections to the deaths of Rachel Grey's family! Can the X-Men hope to stop an alien horde? And does Brand know more about the Genespliced than she's letting on? COLLECTING: X-MEN 18-21
X-Men Volume 4: Exogenous (Marvel Now), by Marc Guggenheim- Amazon Sales Rank: #650024 in Books
- Brand: Guggenheim, Marc/ Soy, Dexter (ILT)/ Tolibao, Harvey (ILT)/ Tadeo, Ed (ILT)/ Yeung, Craig (ILT)
- Published on: 2015-03-03
- Released on: 2015-03-03
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 10.25" h x .25" w x 6.75" l, .44 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 112 pages
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Space Adventure for the X-Men By S. H. Wells Collecting: X-Men (2013) #18-22In the previous adventure, X-Men Volume 3: Bloodline, the all-female X-Men's adventure was rooted firmly on planet earth. In this book, the ladies are in space. Earth's space based defense agency (SWORD) is under attack after Deathbird is rescued. A crazy group of gene-splicing aliens called the Providian Order have made custom bad guys out of Brood and Skrull warriors. They will stop at nothing to take Deathbird back with them.The Providian Order's minions aren't the only ones hunting Deathbird. The Shi'ar become unlikely allies of the X-Men as Rachel Grey's family history collides with that of one of Shi'ar counselors. I was glad to see Rachel's past getting a little more development in these issues because she is a strong character.These issues create a self-contained story, so readers can pick this volume up without reading the prior episode and they won't have to wait until the next installment for the conclusion. This all-female has a great line up that includes Storm, Psylocke, and Rachel Grey, And the 'all-female' angle seems to promise something different for an X-team. Unfortunately, the all-female team engages in pretty run-of-the-mill superhero adventures. That is to say, while the premise of an all-female casts promises something unique, this comic delivers a pretty standard plot.If you like X-Men and especially if you like X-Women, this volume will appeal to you. There is plenty of action and outer space excitement. I keep waiting for that 'something special' that really defines a female x-team, but I never quite get it. I will continue following this series because I really enjoy the characters and the idea behind the group has tremendous promise. The next adventure for this X-team can be found in X-Men Vol. 5: The Burning World
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. It's okay, kinda meh... By David Fox It's more of the same here, with the X-women kicking ass and sniping at each other. It's a fine story, worth reading, but the art is kinda meh... unimpressive. And the goals of the villain group are kinda lame. The high points are Rachel Summers/Grey dealing with the Shiar, and the designs of the alien beings that the team fights. Get it if you want to complete your collection, but that's about the only reason.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Fun Comic + Great Characters By Laura This wasn't a perfect book, but it was a lot of fun and made me laugh. The story was easy to follow, which is sometimes an issues in X-Men comics since there are so many different X-Men titles running at the same time. I thought this was a big improvement over Volume 3.I'm also all for any Marvel book that has both Agent Brand and Monet as main characters :)
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