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Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Utopia
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Binding: HardcoverDewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
Fabric Type: 9780785142331
Legal Disclaimer: 0785142339
Maximum Color Depth: Marvel
Metal Type: Marvel
Publisher: 1
Region Code: 368
Total External Bays Free: November 11, 2009
Total Firewire Ports: Marvel
Marvel
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Product Description:
WHO ARE THE DARK X-MEN? He has his own Avengers team and now Norman Osborn has his own X-Men team. The other shoe has finally dropped and Emma Frost has betrayed Cyclops and the rest of the X-Men. And that's just one of the huge surprises in "UTOPIA." Is that Namor? Cloak and Dagger? Professor X?! The thing that you aren't ready for is that Osborn is right. Collects Uncanny X-Men #513-514, Dark Avengers #7-8, Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Utopia, and Utopia Finale.
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- A fantastic book, for the most part.The formation of the Dark Avengers by Norman Osborn is, in my opinion, genius. In this book, Osborn forms the Dark X-men, and a war ensues between Cyclops and his X-men vs. Dark X-Men and the Dark Avengers. This is very interesting and action packed book, however slightly strange, and about half of the book is unnecessary(second half) as it just provides more insight into the first half. Definitely worth a read, but not sure about the money.
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- Another Marvel "Event" ... Another DisappointmentThis compilation represents--almost--every reason I quit being a comicbook collector some time ago. At least they didn't have to cross over into every single Marvel title ever published. So, not quite every reason I quit the game. But close enough. I could tick off my entire list, but I won't. Just a few of the highlights (or lowlights if you prefer): Marginal story telling with mediocre and/or rare character development; endless, "epic" super-team clashes with no real resolution ... ever; a ... Read More
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- !!ATTENTION!!! Issues printed out of order!!! READ THIS!I wish I had known that this collection was not printed in chronological order. If you want the full effect of this story, read it in this order:
Dark Reign The Cabal
Dark Avengers/X-Men Utopia
X-Men Legacy #226 & #227
Dark X-Men The Beginning #1 (Mimic & Dark Beast)
Dark X-Men The Beginning #2 (All)
Dark X-Men The Beginning #3 (Mystique & Jeanne Marie)
Uncanny X-men #513
Dark X-Men The Beginning #3 (Emma/Namor)
Dark X-Men The Beginning ... Read More
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- An attractive presentation of a problematic story. . .The X-Men story Utopia (nominally a crossover with Dark Avengers, but make no mistake, this is an X-Men story) is problematic both within the larger context of the X-Men books and on its own terms. In the bigger picture, this story was published all of a year after the X-Men relocated their headquarters to San Francisco -- an event that was marketed as a big deal, a major change in the status quo -- so to have another big change in the status quo arrive so quickly is somewhat disappointing. Further, ... Read More
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- Great read!The X-Men vs. the Dark Avengers and Norman Osborne, and the X-Men establishing Utopia, a place where all mutants can live in freedom without prejudice. All of this make this a great X-Men read.
Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Utopia
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