I really appreciate that Gail Simone wrote the New Orleans public to see Rogueโs team as superheroes instead of enemies to humankind.
SPDrip2k16
9 months ago
Love this series, Rogue is definitely a mother in this.
BradyBatsLefty
10 months ago
I continue to feel like Iโm in the minority about this book. I just donโt like it. Itโs written very childish, almost like itโs geared for teens or pre-teens. I guess if thatโs what they are going for itโs working then. But the focus on the new kids is tiring. 17 issues in and Jubilee, Wolverine and Nightcrawler (until this issue) are being wasted. No development, no focus. They are background characters. Death dream and Ransome are interesting but something is just not working for me. I hate to stop reading but Iโm just about done
What X-books that aren’t mini-series have not been written for teens? What regular X-book has been written for adults? Could it be the feeling you have is an unrealistic set of expectations for this book? I see character development for Jubilee – she’s an experienced mentor figure here in a way I’ve not seen before. Maybe there’s not enough development for your liking, but saying there’s no development seems more careless reader than careless writer. I take your point that the new character focus can wear a reader down wanting the comfort of the familiar in Uncanny X-Men, but the book has counted on letting new members cook at times, and the balancing act to bring in new readers is working when I look at my circles. Be interesting to know which X-book you’re enjoying given it’s not this one.
Totally valid point about having unrealistic expectations. I want the book to be about the characters I want it to be about. ๐ coming from Krakoa which I had a lot of problems with but I felt like I was reading mature stories? I think Iโm just not vibing with the writer. I actually like the new characters over in Exceptional so Iโm not anti-new. I guess Iโll see what the book looks like after AOR and give it a chance.
Forgot to mention that I do like the Cyclops X book. Not necessarily the team line up but the fact that I donโt love the line up and enjoy the book says something. I liked both X-Factor and X-Force [for some of the story). Enjoying Phoenix but I would really like her actually with the X-Men and Scott. Storm is great but Iโm afraid they are making her way too powerful.
frillydress
10 months ago
I bet Mutina set that fire
Reading Rabbit
10 months ago
So far, I think it’s safe for me say that I have enjoyed this volume of the Uncanny X-Men the most out of any X-Men title in the last five years or so. Portraying them as the heroes they were meant to be instead of the ethno-supremacists they became during the whole Krakoan Era.
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I really appreciate that Gail Simone wrote the New Orleans public to see Rogueโs team as superheroes instead of enemies to humankind.
Love this series, Rogue is definitely a mother in this.
I continue to feel like Iโm in the minority about this book. I just donโt like it. Itโs written very childish, almost like itโs geared for teens or pre-teens. I guess if thatโs what they are going for itโs working then. But the focus on the new kids is tiring. 17 issues in and Jubilee, Wolverine and Nightcrawler (until this issue) are being wasted. No development, no focus. They are background characters. Death dream and Ransome are interesting but something is just not working for me. I hate to stop reading but Iโm just about done
What X-books that aren’t mini-series have not been written for teens? What regular X-book has been written for adults? Could it be the feeling you have is an unrealistic set of expectations for this book? I see character development for Jubilee – she’s an experienced mentor figure here in a way I’ve not seen before. Maybe there’s not enough development for your liking, but saying there’s no development seems more careless reader than careless writer. I take your point that the new character focus can wear a reader down wanting the comfort of the familiar in Uncanny X-Men, but the book has counted on letting new members cook at times, and the balancing act to bring in new readers is working when I look at my circles. Be interesting to know which X-book you’re enjoying given it’s not this one.
Totally valid point about having unrealistic expectations. I want the book to be about the characters I want it to be about. ๐ coming from Krakoa which I had a lot of problems with but I felt like I was reading mature stories? I think Iโm just not vibing with the writer. I actually like the new characters over in Exceptional so Iโm not anti-new. I guess Iโll see what the book looks like after AOR and give it a chance.
Forgot to mention that I do like the Cyclops X book. Not necessarily the team line up but the fact that I donโt love the line up and enjoy the book says something. I liked both X-Factor and X-Force [for some of the story). Enjoying Phoenix but I would really like her actually with the X-Men and Scott. Storm is great but Iโm afraid they are making her way too powerful.
I bet Mutina set that fire
So far, I think it’s safe for me say that I have enjoyed this volume of the Uncanny X-Men the most out of any X-Men title in the last five years or so. Portraying them as the heroes they were meant to be instead of the ethno-supremacists they became during the whole Krakoan Era.
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