Marvel comics of 1991. New Mutants ends, Deadpool begins, and X-Force by Rob Liefeld & Fabian Nicieza is here!
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On this episode we cover the following issues (all available via Marvel Unlimited):
| New Mutants | #98, #99, #100 | Deadpool is here. |
| X-Force / Spider-Man / X-Force | #1 to #3 / #16 / #4 |
New X-team! Spidey read after X-Force #3, not super necessary but gives you McFarlane art.
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Up Next: My Marvelous Year – 1991 Pt. 4
| Marvel Comics Presents / Wolverine | #72 to #84 / #48 to #50 | Barry-Windsor Smith’s Weapon X, my favorite Wolverine comic of all time. Followed up by Larry Hama on Wolverine! |
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Hi friends, what was it like for a college-age reader when X-Force kicked off? it suuuucked. I'd been reading every X-book i could find for years, but by this time -- when they were skewing younger & dumber -- it was no longer must-read. I only learned about X-Force from the Levis ad (!); I scooped it up and just couldn't make myself care. It's when I stopped reading all X books.
Maybe I just aged out, which is fine, but i cared A LOT, until (in hindsight i see this), CC left. This new creative team was apparently great for kids, but this long-time fan gave up. Too many books (i had no idea, right?), too little story.
OK i've blabbed enough.
Thanks for everything!
bj