Mega Man #34

Writer: Ian Flynn Artist: Gary Martin Publisher: Archie Comics Release Date: March 5, 2014 Cover Price: $2.99 Critic Reviews: 4
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This is it! The issue every Mega-fan has been demanding! The debut of Mega Man X! But first, in "Shadow of the Moon" Part One: Mega Man joins a research team seeking the truth behind Dr. Wily and Ra Moon. But how far will they get when Shadow Man goes on the attack? Then, in "The X Factor" Part One: jump 100 years into the future as Dr. Cain discovers Dr. Light's final, greatest creation - Mega Man X! Featuring pencils by the returning Mega Man art legend Patrick "Spaz" Spaziante! The road to the next big mega-crossover starts here, featuring an exclusive Mega Man X variant cover by superstar artist Ben Bates!

  • 8.1
    Geeked Out Nation - Ian Yoxon Mar 7, 2014

    All in all this was a well made book. I would suggest Mega Man fans of both classic and X to get a chance to read it. It not just a good story, but sets up for the next major event this summer and a spin off if Mega Man X comic sells well. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    Comic Bastards - Neil Rodriguez Mar 7, 2014

    Overall, this is a going jumping on point for fans of Mega Man since it is starting a new story, I am not quite sure where they are heading with the Mega Man X story, but the main Mega Man series has been quite entertaining, and I am looking forward to where the story is going next. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    All-Comic - Derek Baker Mar 4, 2014

    Any Mega Man fan thats been drooling over the Mega Man X solicitations needs to jump on issue 34. This is some really groovy stuff. Mega Man is certainly not for everybody, but it has a childish charm that leaves many fans (me included) very happy. Long live Mega Man and long live X. Read Full Review

  • 7.5
    Comic Addicts - Anant Sagar Mar 13, 2014

    The lovely part about this particular issue is that it's got two stories, Mega Man and Mega Man X. Something for both sets of fans. It sets up the story well for a good sequel and has some excellent art. Read Full Review

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