Guest starring the Uncanny Avengers! • Hope goes on the run, determined to help Cable whether he wants it or not… …but the Uncanny Avengers have been keeping tabs on Hope and they’re not about to let her get tangled up with Cable’s band of fugitives!
Though it features some fun conflict and solid characterization, this is largely a forgettable installment of Cable and X-Force. The book developed a strong sense of direction and pacing in recent months, but it did seem to languish quite a bit in its first arc. Now isn't really an ideal time to be dealing with filler stories. Read Full Review
Overall, even the ingenious use of Purple Girl and Mastermind can't push the issue past merely efficient. It's a shame we had to have a filler issue so early in the series run, especially one that didn't really move any of the characters forward, but it's still mildly entertaining, and worth reading if the Messiah Complex didn't fill you with enough Hope for the next few years. Read Full Review
"Cable and X-Force" #9 is a disappointing comic book on many levels. The ingredients are here for awesome adventures and fun stories, but "Cable and X-Force" has not figured out how to concoct the proper recipe to make those ingredients into what they can be. Read Full Review
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