Devil's Reign: X-Men #2
| Event\Storyline | Devil's Reign |
| Writer | Gerry Duggan |
| Artist | Phil Noto |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
DEALS WITH THE DEVIL!
Turns out attending Hellfire Club soirees was not the naughtiest thing Emma Frost was up to in the time before she joined the X-Men... And the dirty deeds she did for Wilson Fisk are coming back to haunt her.
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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But Why Tho? - William Tucker
Mar 02, 2022Devils Reign: X-Men #2 is a shining example of what tie-ins can be. The story is beautiful and meaningful, altering events from Marvels history. And it is a deeply emotional tale containing a collaboration between two characters. The art and writing are stunning as both character development and awesome comic book action come together. Read Full Review
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9.0
Comic Watch - Isaac Hernandez
Mar 03, 2022Devil's Reign: X-Men #2 is an intriguing middle chapter that pulls back the curtain on a hidden, darker side of our favorite heroes' and villains' histories. Supported by Phil Noto's excellent art, Gerry Duggan provides a throw-back adventure that doubles as a character study for Emma Frost, expanding and redefining her role in the Marvel universe. Read Full Review
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4.0
ComicBook.com - Logan Moore
Mar 02, 2022Even if you have been someone that has enjoyed Devil's Reign up until now, I have a hard time recommending that you need to pick up this offshoot X-Men run. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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10
I loved every panel of this book this is a fantastic issue! I'm loving this story and can't wait for the next chapter
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8.0
Hardly a must-buy, but Duggan has fun writing Emma, Noto does a fine job drawing her and the whole thing is perfectly entertaining for a low-stakes cash-in
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8.0
This is an enjoyable little issue, that's kind of building on the ideas Marauders set up. So I'm not surprised a lot of people are iffy on this.
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8.0
The flashback revealing what Fisk has on Emma Frost holds zero surprises, but it's still entertaining thanks to stylish visuals and some witty dialogue. And the present-day twist at the end gives a nice pop of sorely-needed novelty. I should note I'm reading this via Marvel Unlimited, which plays a role in how satisfying I find it. I expect I'd feel quite differently if I were buying it at full cover price.
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8.0
Peter and Elektra steal the show
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7.5
I'm partial to Phil Noto's depiction of Emma Frost, so my rating is a bit inflated. The story is fun, albeit a bit forgettable, and I doubt it will have anything to do with the main story, let alone have lasting effects. Still, it's better than most of the other Devil's Reign tie-ins.
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6.5
It's fine but kinda feels like filler. And 1/3 of a 3 issue mini-series shouldn't feel like filler. Still love Emma though!
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4.5
Duggan's a bit over obsessed with writing Emma, trying to shoehorn here. It doesn't work, and she doesn't need to be everywhere.
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