GUEST-STARRING THE FF AND SPIDER-MAN! A cosmic force is tearing apart New York, and targeting X-23, Sue Richards, and Spider-Man along the way. What strange connection do these three heroes share, and is it the key to saving the city and the world -- or will it get them killed??
X-23 was never a character I expected to like. Despite going through a phase in my youth where I had enough Wolverine paraphernalia in my room to scare off a German exchange student (true story), Wolverine isn't at the top of my list of all time favorite superheroes. I'm also not a huge fan of gimmick characters for the most part, so Wolverine + girl parts = new character was not an equation I thought would produce anything I wanted to read. However, as both a reader of comics and someone with girl parts of my own, I usually try to give books with female leads and/or female writers a chance. From the very beginning, Marjorie Liu's X-23 comics surprised me, presenting a character who was so much more than a new twist on Wolverine, and with X-23 #14, Liu continues to give X-23 room to grow beyond her roots. Read Full Review
This issue is definitely one of the best. Some of the best scenes are those featuring the Thing and X-23 -- there are very few people who aren't intimidated by Ben, and evidently, Laura is one of them. Phil Noto knocks this issue out of the park as well with some absolutely jaw dropping art work. The story is stellar and overall one of the best this week. Read Full Review
Readers have two more issues to look forward to in this arc before Noto moves on and I suggest enjoying them while we've got them. Liu and Noto are a superhero dream team bringing their absolute best to "X-23." Read Full Review