Comments on: Eli’s Plot Twist – X-Force #15 review http://www.boomtron.com/2009/06/elis-plot-twist-x-force-15-review/ Fantasy, Mystery, Science Fiction, Comic Books, Horror Book, Television, Movie Reviews, Author Interviews Mon, 13 Feb 2012 05:18:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: X-avier (original, huh ?) http://www.boomtron.com/2009/06/elis-plot-twist-x-force-15-review/#comment-3048 X-avier (original, huh ?) Mon, 29 Jun 2009 21:38:41 +0000 http://www.bscreview.com/?p=24876#comment-3048 I was just wondering, does anyone know in what book Hope dawns the an X-suit? I am refering to, like a belt with the X on it, or something that shows she is an X-men. I know its a trivial question, but it would help me a great deal to get that answer. Thankyou!!!!!!!! AvierX I was just wondering, does anyone know in what book Hope dawns the an X-suit? I am refering to, like a belt with the X on it, or something that shows she is an X-men.

I know its a trivial question, but it would help me a great deal to get that answer.

Thankyou!!!!!!!!

AvierX

]]> By: Jay Tomio http://www.boomtron.com/2009/06/elis-plot-twist-x-force-15-review/#comment-2600 Jay Tomio Thu, 04 Jun 2009 12:15:49 +0000 http://www.bscreview.com/?p=24876#comment-2600 I think the first issue of Messiah War was fantastic and everything else seeems to be (as you say) in some sort of slow motion. I love Deadpool, but using him (in the second chapter) as a big info dump was the start of a pacing decisions that this event hasn't worked out of yet. It's almost like they had this great idea to start with a bang and have a conclusion they really dig, but don't know how to get there in a way that will fulfilled enough issues for the impact they feel is justified by that conclusions. For a reader like me who hasn't followed X-men (beyond X-factor)since Morrison left, I thought the first issues was such a great jumping on point, but man it's confusing slow for dramatic IMHO. The best parts of the past couple of issue for me have been the Angel/Apocalypse scenes, but even that confrontation seems to have been extended (if not in pages, in issues). I think the first issue of Messiah War was fantastic and everything else seeems to be (as you say) in some sort of slow motion. I love Deadpool, but using him (in the second chapter) as a big info dump was the start of a pacing decisions that this event hasn’t worked out of yet.

It’s almost like they had this great idea to start with a bang and have a conclusion they really dig, but don’t know how to get there in a way that will fulfilled enough issues for the impact they feel is justified by that conclusions.

For a reader like me who hasn’t followed X-men (beyond X-factor)since Morrison left, I thought the first issues was such a great jumping on point, but man it’s confusing slow for dramatic IMHO.

The best parts of the past couple of issue for me have been the Angel/Apocalypse scenes, but even that confrontation seems to have been extended (if not in pages, in issues).

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