Krakoa – the new nation that Charles Xavier announced to the world in House of X #1 – was a fresh start for mutantkind. It heralded an era of mutant sovereignty and a unification of purpose that had never existed before among those with an X-gene. It’s a brand new world, but there are some things that no amount of mutant solidarity can change. In X-Force Vol. 1 – which collects the first twelve issues by writer Benjamin Percy; artists Joshua Cassara, Stephen Segovia, and Jan Bazaldua; and colorists Dean White, Guru-eFX, and Rachelle Rosenberg – it becomes clear that mutantkind will always be hated and feared, and will always need a group willing to take sometimes unsavory action to protect their own. But is the brutality inherent in the nature of X-Force truly worth the cost?
X-Force
Domino (Marvel) Reading Order
Throughout her history, Domino (Neena Thurman) has been inextricably tied to X-Force and Cable, joining the team early in their 1990’s introduction and appearing on many of the various incarnations since.
Despite a great mutant power and character, Domino only had a few limited solo series prior to her 2018 ongoing written by Gail Simone. [Read more…] about Domino (Marvel) Reading Order
X-Force Reading Order
During the absolute peak of X-Men comic book sales popularity, an all-new Xtreme tactical strike team named X-Force was born. While initially and frequently fronted by Cable, the X-Force tag has covered a variety of X-teams throughout the years, tackling mutant problems too dirty or violent for the X-Men.
Below you’ll find a complete guide to X-Force comics throughout Marvel history, from the early 90’s through present day. [Read more…] about X-Force Reading Order
X-Necrosha Overview
Every now and again, a comic storyline builds up into something that really needs to have a wider impact. That’s happening at the moment, in AXIS; it happened in 2009 with the X-Men’s ‘Necrosha’ plotline. [Read more…] about X-Necrosha Overview