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I wrote a whole paragraph for this feature about why I’m excited for this week’s new issue of X-Men but it could probably all just be boiled down to this cover, wherein Apocalypse has two swords.
https://t.co/lY12AHtlg2
Damn it. Jack’s style (right down to the baggy shorts and the pair of rollerblades in the corner) is a massive burn on 1997 me.
Ah yes. The subtle art of letting the audience know what the hell is up by recapping, filling in gaps and then moving things forward.
“I don’t know. It sounds good.” -Me in my undergrad creative writing workshops answering questions about my poetry and prose.
The Invisibles Vol. 2, #1: This is as good of a series reset or refresh or whatever as you could want. The artwork in this issue is just phenomenal, and the story plants a number of really interesting seeds to explore later. Very good issue. #TurningInvisibles
Heh. I noticed this mug in a previous issue and wondered what was up with it.
The Invisibles Vol. 1, #24: Throughout this arc I found myself wondering how they were going to sort of reverse the serious damage done to King Mob, and this was a good way. Lots of abstraction in an issue that was also climactic. Good stuff. #TurningInvisibles
The Invisibles Vol. 1, #23: The type of Invisibles issues in which reality is fuzzy, or rather fuzzier than usual, because Dane is locked in a deceitful battle of the mind. Great stuff. #TurningInvisibles