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‘X-Men/Avengers: Onslaught Vol. 3’ review: A far-reaching event with few consequences
Unless you're striving for a literal 100% knowledge of X-Men or Marvel history, you can safely leave this book on...
Unless you're striving for a literal 100% knowledge of X-Men or Marvel history, you can safely leave this book on...
Big hero. Big page-count. Big payoff?
An origin story for the the world's greatest heroes gone bad.
An enjoyable fresh take on some classic characters, both from Marvel and mythology.
Together again, just like amnesia-raddled times.
A love story both of its time and yet utterly timeless.
This isn't Earth's mightiest tournament arc.
Not with a bang, or a whimper, but with something approaching a bang.
He's the best there is at what he does...but he doesn't do disguises.
Come for dramatic shenanigans, stay for more dramatic shenanigans.
A tie-in where the lead knows nothing about the overarching event? It's quite fun, actually.
Akira and Kondo's journeys come to an end.
