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I liked the conversation and battle between Prodigy and Synch, but I really do think it was resolved rather quickly, especially seeing that Synch is suddenly cool with Prodigy in the last couple pages. I don't know. I liked Balám's art, though, and I think he could be a good rotating artist for this series.

Art: 3/5
Story 2.5/5
Total: 5.5/10

I’m reading NYX mostly to spot the woke indoctrination, since that’s the only consistent aspect of this mess of a comic. This time the ideological nonsense is in the background, as two battles take the center stage, both of them not making much sense.

Having Prodigy and Sync fight over the leadership of the group (what group?) seemed completely forced and made me realize that both men are pretty much the same throwaway character. Ms. Marvel (who shouldn’t even be in a mutant book) vs. her cousin makes even less sense. He doesn’t realize it’s her because she’s wearing a €%&£ mask? Come on… it’s 2025! In the end, both fights are resolved too quickly, and in Prodigy and Sync’s case, just as unnaturally as it started.

I’m writing too much about this crappy book. It’s crap. Don’t buy it. more

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Gio - Jan 12, 2025

Don't punish yourself man I could tell this series was gonna be shit haha! I'm sure nobody is really buying it anyway so the woke indoctrination is hopefully having a minimal effect. I don't see who this comic is suppose to attract I mean look at that cover it says alot no?

Chris X - Jan 15, 2025

I didn't even notice the symbolism of the rainbow, and I'm gay as can be. LOL Anyway... I'm utterly unimpressed by the queer bs they are forcing on us. And I wouldn't like a comic propagating any ideology.

Gio - Jan 18, 2025

Same! I feel like the queer stuff being pushed isn't even realistic its weird. The only people I've seen who are overly into the symbolism and having an agenda are the people in college I use to be around. And the professors ofcourse, but mostly gay men are chill and you wouldn't even know they are, and if you did they wouldn't be pushing it in your face. In my experience the lesbians are really pushy and kind of mean and want everyone to know their business

Gio - Jan 18, 2025

That's also why comics are pushing these mean bitchy female characters I think to appeal to a broader lesbian audience if there even is one?

Chris X - Jan 19, 2025

I think lesbians are the ones who suffer the most from the queer nonsense. Years ago they had to put up with men telling them they haven’t met the right guy yet, now they have to put up with men who claim to be lesbians. I’m not sure why the „girlboss“ type is being pushed so hard, but I don’t think it’s lesbians doing it. It’s the people that define themselves as queer in a political sense.

Gio - Jan 19, 2025

That is a good point I didn't think of that!

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