New Mutants #17
New Mutants » New Mutants #17 released by Marvel on November 1, 2010.
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5 (0) 4 (2) 3 (2) 2 (0) 1 (0) 3.6 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Review: New Mutants #17 1
The New Mutants follow Magik for another jaunt into Limbo - - this time to save Illyana's old rival Pixie - - but, this time, they're facing the formidable threat of all the hellions who've been raised there. The Good This issue's just filled with so many goods scenes and little moments - - Cannonball and Moonstar's sexual tension kissing game, the roughnecks' rather blunt approach to magic-induced hallucinations, Cypher's on-the-spot translations for the demon speak. This is a book that just ...
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New Mutants Issue 17 Review 0
I was really excited to read this issue... and I was some what satisfied (but then again any new mutants comic would satisfy me.) The beginning of the Issue was pointless in my eyes. Did we really need to know the build up to why Sam and Dani kissed? UH no... We knew they were drinking and stuff like that HAPPENS. The build up to that wasn't needed and I think was just added to fill up some pages. Illyana going all demon b*** is always great, I like how her "darkchild" comes out and she doesn...
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Short cut across Hell 0
The Fall of the New Mutants arc is being a quite amazing story and Leonard Kirk's art is a huge responsible of that. Even though, in spite of the surprising ending of the last issue, this one don't keep on the spirit and the travel of the New Mutants across Limbo is much less serious than it should be. Plus clifthanger is identical to the last issue's one making this a mere transitional episode of this arc. A good one, yes, but nothing more than this ...
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The New Mutants # 17 3
The New Mutants travel to Limbo in search of an abducted Pixie, and encounter Project Purgatory's solution to demonic menaces to Earth-616, a ten-mutant strike force known as the Inferno Babies. The Good The entire issue is fulfilled with suspense, action, and intrigue, as the New Mutants encounter the infants that they had rescued years before during the events of Inferno. I really enjoyed the art by Leonard Kirk in this issue. He did a good job of visualizing Limbo, and the demonic inhabit...
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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