I didnt like it. I thought it was a waste of paper and the only intruiging part was the last panel with the original team of New Mutants. Guess I'll have to come back for them bc this Young X-men team doesnt interest me. These are a bland bunch of characters that I dont find appealing and it didnt help that the art wasnt good either
I meant original as in the team from the original series. I used the term to differntiate between their successors which were introduced in the second New Mutant ongoing which became the New X-men, now Young X-menMagma wasn't an original New Mutant, she joined up around issue 9...
Really? I thought it was quite boring myself.This was MUCH MUCH MUCH MUCH MUCH MUCH MUCH MUCH MUCH MUCH better than Yost and Kyle's New X-Men was in it's closing days.
I didn't care for the art either, but then I don't care for Yannick anyhow. I am glad he's off Ultimate, just sorry he landed here. Not a problem I guess, since I doubt I will be reading many more issues of this.I didnt like it. I thought it was a waste of paper and the only intruiging part was the last panel with the original team of New Mutants. Guess I'll have to come back for them bc this Young X-men team doesnt interest me. These are a bland bunch of characters that I dont find appealing and it didnt help that the art wasnt good either
Kyle and Yost were wayyyy overrated by you guys.
JustABill said:Young X-Men will be wayyyy better now that they are away from it. The only thing they cared about was making X-23 badass.
really? X-23 was very tame in that series and not the badass they wrote her as in her 2 LS. Ive seen more badass X-23 in the first issue of X-force than her entire run of New X-men. In fact, she was a background character and didnt get the spotlight till a year into their run with the Mercury arcKyle and Yost were wayyyy overrated by you guys..I don't see how you can call a comic good when every other issue used the death of a character to move the plot forward.
Young X-Men will be wayyyy better now that they are away from it. The only thing they cared about was making X-23 badass.
It still makes no sense, because the book wasn't about making X-23 badass.JAB said the one thing they CARED about.
Not the one thing they DID.
You hit part of the point without realizing you hit it, actually. The book wasn't about "We need deaths to add drama!!!!!!" The deaths weren't about that, either.As for Kyle and Yost....
They did have a lot of plus points, the characters were interesting + the use of continuity was very well done.
What let it down was their ridiculous overuse of killing off characters to add drama to the comic. The editors should have allowed it. All characters have their own fans and Idolisers (if thats a real word) and even the really bad characters just need the right writer (probably PAD lol) to make them into classic characters. You dont need to kill anyone to have a drama or a sense of danger. Batman, Hulk, Superman, Spider-Man, even the Fantastic4.... none of them are EVER die (well not permanantly anyway) the readers know it full well... but they can still have drama and danger. People don't pick up Spider-Man to see if he might actually die that issue. People don't want to be scared that their favourite characters are going to be killed off, it just makes the comic depressing tbh.
It still makes no sense, because the book wasn't about making X-23 badass.
Uhm, did we read the same issue? What was bad about the art?
I don't know, I think it looks good. Kinda reminds me of Kevin Nowlan.Just look at Cyclops, especially his face :