X-23 #1
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| Writer | Marjorie Liu |
| Artist | Filipe Andrade, Nuno Plati |
X-23 has spent her short life being used by those in power, from the military to the X-Men. But when she is forced to confront a being who can control her life with nothing but a thought, will X-23 finally learn how to fight- not for others, but herself? Guest-starring NYX!
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8.0
The Comic Addiction - Antony Ellis
Mar 20, 2010As much as I'm enjoying the title, I know Dark Wolverine can't last forever, but I still want X-Men storylines from Marjorie Liu and X-23 along with NYX and her previous prose within the X-Men universe have shown that the writer really gets the teenage characters leading me to believe a series focusing on a team of New X-Men might fit here perfectly. Well " we can dream can't we! Read Full Review
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9.0
I missed most of the original X-23 stories when they were released. One pleasant surprise while reading the X-Women graphic novel (2010) is that I got to read an impressive collection of stories that are leagues better than the endless Krakoa non-sense we are getting in current year. This one-time is told entirely from Laura Kenny's (X-23) perspective and touches on her origin's and her time on the streets as a sex-worker. Laura's story is tragic and hardcore stuff. The character has been used by everyone she has had a meaningful relationship with, including X-Force a team that sends her on assassination missions. The book switches from origin to present day as Laura catches the scent of the group of kids that accepted her with open a more
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8.0
Not a bad and big enough one-shot. Also, looks like Kiden Nixon was completely forgotten after this one... Such a shame. Why couldn't they join X-Men? Do they really love to be vagrants? I think I need to read the second volume of NYX...
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