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X-Factor (2024-) #3
X-FACTOR GOES TO THE MOON! A computer-controlled lunar base has gone out of control! How can Havok and Frenzy stop a foe that can predict the team's every move? And does the key to victory lie with the team's most mysterious new Granny Smite?!
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Published October 23, 2024
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Mark Russell
444Ìýbooks366ÌýfollowersMark Russell is the author of God Is Disappointed in You and Apocrypha Now. He also writes the comic book series Prez and The Flintstones for DC Comics. He lives and works in Portland, Oregon.
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October 25, 2024
PROJECT PAPERCLIP
Oct 2024.
I am enjoying what this is gradually becoming..
A more humorous side to the whole new X Men rebirth.
Interesting to see if Havok/Polaris launch into bigger things
And 87yo immortal Granny Smite could be fun🤔
Oct 2024.
I am enjoying what this is gradually becoming..
A more humorous side to the whole new X Men rebirth.
Interesting to see if Havok/Polaris launch into bigger things
And 87yo immortal Granny Smite could be fun🤔
October 24, 2024
Again. Dunno why people hate this. I love Granny Smite.
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January 4, 2025“Fuck A.I. Sincerely, the not-suicide squad�
October 24, 2024
What is the point of this book? It's vaguely reminding me of Rick and Morty, at least in terms of the messaging of, "Nothing matters! Let's watch as something ridiculous happens."
This book acts like it has some deep message about capitalism or superficiality, but there isn't much here. It's just some government PR guy constantly treating characters like they're disposable. There is an undercurrent of, "Isn't Havok foolish for daring to sign up for this?"
I don't want to watch heroes get made fun of. This was arguably the best issue yet, because at least their mission served to protect Earth. But, I just can't get behind the nonsense that this title thinks it's smart.
Why would Frenzy shout, "Dog breeder! I could have been a dog breeder!"? A) No one talks like that. B) That's not even a job that requires particular education or anything. Who fantasizes about being a dog breeder? If you're questioning all your life choices, wouldn't you fantasize about something more glamorous?
This book acts like it has some deep message about capitalism or superficiality, but there isn't much here. It's just some government PR guy constantly treating characters like they're disposable. There is an undercurrent of, "Isn't Havok foolish for daring to sign up for this?"
I don't want to watch heroes get made fun of. This was arguably the best issue yet, because at least their mission served to protect Earth. But, I just can't get behind the nonsense that this title thinks it's smart.
Why would Frenzy shout, "Dog breeder! I could have been a dog breeder!"? A) No one talks like that. B) That's not even a job that requires particular education or anything. Who fantasizes about being a dog breeder? If you're questioning all your life choices, wouldn't you fantasize about something more glamorous?
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