Published October, 1991 (Copper Age) by Marvel Comics and went on sale in 1991 for $1.00 USD. This issue contains 32 pages in Color, the current NM value is $5.00 USD.
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Sometimes, in a title, change is needed. It can be as simple as our hero moving from one side of the city to another, or changing jobs, or even taking a break from being a super-hero. Continue Reading »
A fun, quirky re-imagining of X-Factor, were David brings is characterization A-game to create lots of fun and tension for our merry band of government-sanctioned mutants. Stroman's art is stylized and I can see how he ended up doing some early Image comics work. The story has some goofy elements, as Madrox can be a bit of an ass (which is what makes him fun), but he'll get his by the end of the issue, right? I wonder what will become of the tension between Alex & Lorna. Quicksilver is dying and some goofy postcard leads him to DC and X-Factor to find the villain? Poor Rahne is still programmed to love Alex. I wish this had been explored more deeply, poor Rahne. How's that gonna turn out for Lorna? Val Cooper calls out Alex on his ineptness
