X-Men KingBreaker #4 Preview

With War of Kings #1 already out and exactly one character missing during that issue, I don't see the point in buying the final issue of Kingbreaker.
 
Really? Because I can tell you exactly how it ends.

Raza dies or is captured again.
The rest of the imprisoned X-Jammers meet up with Lilandra, Rachel, and Korvus.
They narrowly escape and head toward Kree space, with Vulcan's forces in hot pursuit.

They're not getting another $4 from me to tell me what I already know.
 
Unless I hated the book, having my last issue be "3 of 4" would probably kill me :o
 
Well, I've already pawned off my 3 issues of Kingbreaker to Half Price Books.

I used the money to buy bubblegum. A single piece, from a dispensing machine...

*decides to never go there again*
 
I'm not a collector. I buy. I read. I sell for cheap or give away on Halloween with candy. I'm not talking about one or two issues, either. I make sure I give a kid an entire storyarc or miniseries. It's the best way to get them hooked.
 
I don't think a little kid has ever touched a comic of mine. If they did, I'd be on the news.
 
Hahhahah:lmao:


I donate all my Trades to the library in memory of Brother who was killed in Iraq...he loved comics.
 
Single issues I buy read, pass them to my father, who reads, then he sells them or gives them away.

If an arc or book really blows me away, I buy the trade.
 
I will buy KINGBREAKER #4, even if I haven't the foggiest idea why Marvel thought it was a good idea to release WAR OF KINGS #1 two weeks before the ending of the lead-in mini. It wasn't like KINGBREAKER was running late or anything.

My feelings about KINGBREAKER as a whole are torn so far. Technically, there is nothing wrong with it. It has some great art, solid writing, and a lot of action. The problem is that it's entire purpose is to act as a prologue scene and one wonders if 4 issues was a bit much for it. All it has to accomplish really is freeing half the Starjammers and their ship and getting them back into space. Once upon a time, it might have been a 1-5 page flashback sequence in an event mini; now it is a $16 mini series. As a slightly oversized, 36 page one shot it would have been fine, or even a two part thing like DARKHAWK. Four issues just kind of seems a bit much.
 

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