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    X-Man #14

    X-Man » X-Man #14 - Fallen From Grace released by Marvel on April 1996.

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    X-Man teams up with Cable to take on Exodus in all-out battle!

    Continued from Cable #30. Nate Grey takes on Exodus, a fight that recharges and sustains the former Acolyte. Cable struggles with the charge of taking Nate out, but he can't make up his mind before Nate dispatches Exodus and turns to take on Cable. Story concludes in Cable #31.

    Note: Includes a pin-up of Cable and Nate Grey.

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    X-Man #14 - Fallen From Grace by renchamp on June 03, 2020

    Nate Grey is a simple character to write. He is a frustrating one to read. Nate comes into contact with a new person - he fights them angrily. Every time. It is tiresome. In this issue, Nate is doing just that. He is angry and fighting. Just like the last issue. Just like the other issues before. I assume he'll keep on doing it. As a reader, it is difficult to read the same story over and over. And over. It is stupid. There is so little growth. There is no character development. There is nothing...

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