“RETURN OF LEGION” Legion is back and has never been so dangerous. Each personality in his head has its own super power and it seems like there’s a new one every day. They’re all jockeying for position and they all want the New Mutants dead. Dani Moonstar is at the center of all of this, but what can a depowered New Mutant do against a foe who has a million ways to kill her? Part 3 (of 4). Rated T …$2.99
New Mutants is starting to get there for me. The real trick is to see if Wells and Neves can make this book appealing for reasons more than nostalgia. Once that happens, we'll have a real winner on our hands. Read Full Review
I do worry a little bit, though, in that the opening story has brought back Legion for something that feels an awful lot like the original Legion story in "New Mutants," but on steroids. So far I'm not finding much new or original about Wells' latest take on Marvel's most messed up multiple personality disorder mutant. So while as a nostalgia trip it's a pleasant journey, it makes one wonder if that's all there is to this latest "New Mutants." (And of course, for characters that debuted back in 1982, there's hardly anything "new" about these characters, making this one of the biggest misnomers in comics at the moment.) Hopefully after this initial story we'll see the plots start to move forward and let the characters continue to grow; right now they're feeling a bit like fully grown cattle placed in a pen meant for calves. It's time to let them run free. Read Full Review
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