X-Men: Gold #25
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| Writer | Marc Guggenheim |
| Artist | Paulo Siqueira, Soares, Jose |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
CRUEL AND UNUSUAL Part 3
SCYTHIAN has come to Earth to take vengeance on the X-Men!
But how can the X-Men save the Earth from a vengeful god while they're stuck in prison?
Guest-starring a whole lot of other super heroes!
Rated T+
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9.0
Comic Watch - Steve Batley
Apr 07, 2018The art here really showcases the talents of Sequiera and Luiz on pencils, Smith and Olazaba on inks and also last but not least Prianto, Tartaglia, and Fernandez with some dazzling colors. This whole team seems to really get their teeth into the action. Read Full Review
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8.0
Bleeding Cool - Joshua Davison
Apr 05, 2018X-Men: Gold #25 is a fun one-off issue for the series. It brings back a fairly obscure villain and unites the teams of Gold in a big boss battle-style showdown. The art team does some great work to boot, and I can recommend this one. Check it out. Read Full Review
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4.0
ComicBook.com - Jamie Lovett
Apr 04, 2018X-Men Gold #25 loses all sense of narrative causality. Read Full Review
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7.5
Must say the art made this issue for me.
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5.5
I wanted to see the new team of X-men promised in the cover. I didn't like the beginning of Gold and leave after issue 2. I was surprised to see the X-men in prison. That remembering me of the Jurgens/Perez story. But there was some stupide moment. Storm in some sort of catatonia ... Didn't she have deal with her claustrophobia before ? ... Then with no explanation turning so powerfull that she can use her power with a dampener (Even if that remember the time Doom transform her as statue, that didn't seem right). I liked poor Megan & captain britain moment even if they are much more powerfull that seen there. And did the writer mock Rogue leadership. For good sake she was a leader before in the x-men & in avengers. That make me angry. A more
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5.0
Scythian stomps on Paris and all this title's on-call mutants unite to dispatch him in an exceptionally vague way. This issue starts off by explicitly stating its villain is a mindless force-of-nature, singularly unaware of how dull that makes him. What a surprise, the Gold team's master strategy is, once again, "everybody punch/blast as hard as you can! We'll either win or get knocked out by a cliffhanger ending!" The finale glories in assembling a dozen X-Men like that's some kind of special achievement instead of one line of script direction. The creators are batting frantically at the toilet paper roll of plot, flushing down another clutch of potentially-cool ideas without half the attention they deserve. The huge art team produce more
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4.0
In this comic, thing simply happen with no reason at all. Stormcaster enters in the narrative without any previouse plot, it just enters. And the villain is extremely obscene.
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