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    The X-Men #21

    The X-Men » The X-Men #21 - From Whence Comes... Dominus? released by Marvel on June 1, 1966.

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    Whilst the X-Men seek a way into Lucifer`s desert citadel, Professor X is trapped by the villain`s robots.

    The team attack Lucifer`s headquarters and must battle whirlpools and other dangerous defenses to reach the interior. Meanwhile, Professor X talks to Lucifer and discover that he is actually an alien, send to Earth ten years ago to dominate it. He would do it with the help of a giant computer machine, called Dominus, that is operate by robots.

    After fighting their way through the labyrinth-like hideout, the X-Men finally confront the robots and defeat them. After knowing about Lucifer's defeat to the X-Men, the Supreme One banishes him to an eternal exiles and end the Earth invasion.

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    The X-Men #21 - From Whence Comes... Dominus? by byzantine on August 20, 2010

    This issue seems to be in part a Western, in part a science-fiction story. But of more importance is that the X-Men are finally in conflict with each other. The individual personalities of the various team members have long been established. But in combat situations they usually followed the orders of Professor X or Cyclops. Here there are clear arguments over differing strategies and some open hostility among the members. Seems like a breath of fresh air in the series. The issue has a somewhat ...

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    The X-Men #21 - From Whence Comes... Dominus? by uncas007 on April 14, 2012

    I know it's only two issues into his creative run, but Roy Thomas isn't exactly impressing me. I acknowledge he was inducted into the Will Eisner Hall of Fame last year (2011), so hopefully that means his writing and characterization and dialogue will get better sometime soon. X-Men is about 1/3 of the way through its initial semi-cancellation run, and though Stan Lee did a decent job coming up with Magneto, the Brotherhood, and the Sentinels, Roy Thomas hasn't so far done much to take the serie...

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