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    A+X #17

    A+X » A+X #17 - Iron Man + Broo; Captain America + Cyclops: Part 5 released by Marvel on April 2014.

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    Emmy-Nominated writer Jeff Loveness from the JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE! show makes his Marvel debut! Paco Diaz (WOLVERINE: JAPAN'S MOST WANTED) joins Jeff for a story pairing Iron Man and the fan-favorite X-Student Broo!

    Part 5 of the CAPTAIN AMERICA + CYCLOPS story by Gerry Duggan (DEADPOOL) and David Yardin (X-FACTOR).

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    A + X #17 Review –“When the Battle of the Brains are Combined!” 0

    A+X #17 - Iron Man + Broo; Captain America + Cyclops: Part 5 by Iceslick on February 24, 2014

    Intro As the time this series was out I was pretty interested in what they could come up with the characters I never seen teamed up before. But as soon as I jumped onto the series, I was really disappointed. Mainly, because of the format of two team-ups split into two stories. This format was a big problem for the series because it caused the stories to be rushed and uncared for. The writing was pretty terrible and there was many out of character moments. Plus, the art was pretty bad as well. I ...

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