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    X-Factor #205

    X-Factor » X-Factor #205 released by Marvel on July 1, 2010.

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    A SECOND COMING TIE-IN! The mutant hunter Bastion has sent the Mutant Response Division and the newly resurrected Bolivar Trask after X-Factor with one mission: Kill them all. And it seems thus far that all is going according to plan. Meanwhile in the jungles of South America, Strong Guy has to form an extremely unlikely alliance if he wants to save Monet from the MRD
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    X-Factor #205 by hrdwrkngxsoldier on May 24, 2010

    X-Factor #205 Second Coming Revelations I still don’t care for DeLandro’s art in this book, especially the way Darwin almost looks like Mr Locke from lost in one panel, then a member of Dick Tracy’s rogues gallery in the next, then any panel that isn’t a close up he looks like we all expect him too.   Strong Guy’s new look is still among one of my gripes with this issue, the costume and the press on eye shield just doesn’t look right to me. All I could think of when I read this issue was, “Wow,...

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    X-Factor #205 by zack_freeman on May 19, 2010

    The members of X-Factor are hounded by the MRD all over the world as Bastion observes and plots.  The Good There were more than couple notably cool parts in this issue. Shatterstar's surprise introduction, where he calmly skewers an MRD agent, was wonderfully macabre in its black humor. The part where Banshee flings some goons at the MRD's own tranq darts, only from them to fly around them to get at her, was a great series of surprises. I also liked...

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