In "A+X" #2, the new issue of the new Marvel NOW! anthology series, Chris Bachalo teams up Rogue and the Black Widow, while Peter David and Mike Del Mundo get Kitty Pryde and Tony Stark together for... a job interview?!
Full review here.
In "A+X" #2, the new issue of the new Marvel NOW! anthology series, Chris Bachalo teams up Rogue and the Black Widow, while Peter David and Mike Del Mundo get Kitty Pryde and Tony Stark together for... a job interview?!
Full review here.
Too bad Kitty doesn't take the job offer with Stark (or at least I assume she's not going to take it). Kitty showing up in another book each month would be kinda nice. And I think it's always interesting to see a character removed from their usual setting.
I wish the reviewer had mentioned something about the shared subplot this series is supposed to have.
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As the reviewer in question, this is the first I've heard of this. Do you mean a subplot shared through various issues, or shared between the two stories in a single issue? Where has this been proposed? I've not seen all of the advance press, so maybe I missed mention of it. Certainly having read the first two issues I've seen nothing of the sort, nor did I expect to.
Last edited by Urthworm; 11-27-2012 at 05:36 PM.
The individual issues are supposed to be stand-alone stories with no connecting thread beyond the A+X premise.
Johnny Storm was dead; who is this resurrected Johnny Storm?
"Here, hold my Annihilus…" Johnny Storm, Fantastic Four #601
I thought this was fun. Spoilers over here: http://forums.comicbookresources.com...0#post16224350
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Carol doesn't come off looking too good here.She's too busy/lazy to answer a distress call so she sends Rogue in her place with her absorbed powers?
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