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Jump to ratings and reviews. Want to read. Rate this book. Everyone's favorite version of the X-Men from the '90s is back!

X-Men '92 was originally a limited series as one of the many tie-in titles for Marvel's Secret Wars event and later was released in its second volume as a continuous series in early , starring members of the popular s Fox Kids Saturday-morning cartoon X-Men. As part of the Secret Wars event comic , Marvel revived older series and explore alternate comic universes ; one of the continuities explored was the X-Men animated series. The premier issue sold 97, issues and was the 8th highest selling issue that month. The first volume was also released under Marvel's Online Infinite Comics series in an eight-issue story arc. The team is seen living a fairly peaceful life in the Battlezone called Westchester.

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We also get a really good art introduction of many other characters the series never got to do.

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X-Men '92 is coming back, but with an unusual story angle. Here's the plot summary from Marvel Comics:. Foxe says in a press release, "One of my earliest memories is of buying a Garrison Kane action figure, complete with 'snap-back living hand,' so to say that the '90s X-Men comics had a big impact on my development is an understatement. Getting the opportunity to pay tribute to such an important era in mutant history 30 years later—and to remix the franchise-redefining work currently being done by creators like Jonathan Hickman, Tini Howard, and Gerry Duggan—is the definition of a 'dream gig,' especially with some of the WILD deviations we're taking from the source material. Espin adds, "I started collecting comics with the X-Men in the nineties. The character designs of this era have always been the most attractive and powerful to me. Those comics and the animated series made my imagination fly and very soon I began to make illustrations and mini comics as a fan that I shared with my schoolmates. These were the first drawings that encouraged me to pursue the dream of becoming a comic artist. With this book, we intend to pay tribute to that powerful era that was the 90s.

X men 92 vol 0 warzones

Revisit a blue-and-golden age for the X-Men in Battleworld's most animated realm! And when the Clear Mountain Project purports to offer evil mutants a chance at rehabilitation, it's up to the X-Men to investigate! As things go wrong, they'll face some of their decade's fiercest foes, like Cyber and Omega Red? With the X-Men in deep trouble, will anyone step up to save the domain of Westchester from a future of fear and hatred? Could this totally tubular tale be any more '90s? Collecting X-MEN '92 Rated T. The cover artist is Pepe Larraz. Qty Add To Cart. Related Products.

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When I saw the trade copy of them I had to buy it immediately. Contains bonus Deadpool! Don't just add another panel for 3 - 7 pages till I have the whole page together. I was really excited for this book, and maybe my expectations where what ruined it for me. The final results are fairly entertaining and enjoyable even if there's some pacing troubles and at times the script seems a bit under baked, over written and over stuffed. But there is an ominous undercurrent to the rehabilitation center called Clear Mountain. I found this comic in their clearance bin, and it was a great impulse buy. Like just show me the page all at once. Daniel Butcher. Major reveals occur and I find myself flipping back a couple pages to see if maybe I missed something. And as that, it's kind of messy, throwing in everything from Cable to Apocalypse mostly just because. Author 4 books 8 followers.

X-Men '92 was originally a limited series as one of the many tie-in titles for Marvel's Secret Wars event and later was released in its second volume as a continuous series in early , starring members of the popular s Fox Kids Saturday-morning cartoon X-Men. As part of the Secret Wars event comic , Marvel revived older series and explore alternate comic universes ; one of the continuities explored was the X-Men animated series. The premier issue sold 97, issues and was the 8th highest selling issue that month.

Like just show me the page all at once. The whole Secret Wars tie-in was kind of confusing because I haven't had any exposure to that event, but overall the story was still understandable!. Number 51 out of on my all time book list. There's soooo much exposition. There are reminders of the '80s while elements from the '00s like Cassandra Nova, the New X-Men, and the mega-Sentinel hang over the team like a Damocles' Sword. The 90's era X-Men cartoon gets its own battle zone in Secret Wars. It's a rather effective clash of eras. It played in the nostalgia of the cartoon which I enjoyed. I couldn't finish it. He has little difficulty since most of the villains were wiped out in a previous war and the remaining villains were sent to "Bureau of Super-Powers" run by Cassandra Nova for rehabilitation. It was so much fun to revisit these very particular portrayals of these characters contrasted by their current counterparts. Gary Butler. Kris Ivy.