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    Uncanny X-Force #7

    Uncanny X-Force » Uncanny X-Force #7 released by Marvel on August 2013.

    xmentas's Uncanny X-Force #7 review

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    Really...interesting issue

    By interesting I mean great thoughts. The issue was filled with some deep moments with Fathomex and Psylocke (as well as Cluster O.O did not see THAT coming), as well as some scenes of tracking some no good 'baddie', ending up with Cluster and Psy stuck in the hands of Weapon XIII. Making this review short so I don't have to worry about spoiling too much for everyone, but basically this issue is NOT revolved around the whole X-force team, rather what looks to be some Cluster and Psy bonding time so they can work together once Cluster joins the team. All in all a great issue and looking forwards to continue reading Uncanny X-Force.

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      Uncanny X-Force #7 by renchamp on June 26, 2013

      I'll be honest, had I bought issue 6 when it came out I would have dropped this book then and there. As it is, I bought it today with this issue. Issue 6 did not thrill me. Issue 7, however, had to be read and I'm glad I had it. I went from wanting to drop this book to looking forward to issue 8.The change of art in this issue is awesome. I love the hackneyed lines of a setting in Paris. It oozes cool. It oozes sexy. I miss Ron Garney dearly, but the art of the past few issues has been really fu...

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      X-Force? IDK, Girl Interupted maybe 0

      Uncanny X-Force #7 by cyclops4president on June 30, 2013

      Cover art: 1.5/5With all the technology available, and all the competition to have a newcomer or a collector continue to want to pick up a book, the cover is essential shiny paint job that should create awe and desire to know what the heck is on the inside of this book! I get none of that from this cover. A boring Fantomex family photo, with limited detail and no background. Put it next to a highly colorful, detailed, and fun cover like Wolverine & TXM #32, this cover looses every time. The ...

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