X-Force #10
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| Writer | Ed Brisson |
| Artist | Dylan Burnett |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
With Rachel Summers under his control, Stryfe and his Mutant Liberation Front finally have the power to secure their futures - at the cost of everyone else's. Will Cable and his X-Force be able to stop them, or will the time stream be forever altered? Find out in this final showdown!
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ComicBook.com - Matthew Aguilar
Jul 17, 2019This storyline didn't change the world, but it was definitely a worthwhile adventure for those who decided to take the journey. Read Full Review
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Satisfying conclusion
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A fine wrap up issue. Won't miss this series, but it had its moments.
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Somebody give Teen Cable a copy of Days of Future past. Doing things in your own time to prevent an outcome someone from the future tells you about is NOT "changing time to suit {your} own needs." Rachel, you're standing right there, tell him! It's literally your reason for even existing as a character! So, no, Teen Cable and this whole interstitial Stryfe plot is all just one time travel knot too far.
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The script is pretty good except for the parts that sound like homework from somebody's "Ethics for Time-Travelers 102" class.
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RIP X-Force, I will not miss you.
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Not even a fine writer like Ed Brisson was able to save this irrelevant story which was basically rendered irrelevant by the coming of Jonathan Hickman's X Men. The stakes of the story are minimal, the existence of Kid Cable is never fully justified dramatically. So suddenly everybody loves him even if he killed old Cable for not protecting the timeline? And the worst thing, art is terrible. Do not waste your money.
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