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    There are innumerable and varying potential futures awaiting mankind. Among them exists only one constant: the rise of the Deathloks! Seeded in our present they grow, a time virus spreading across all possibilities, infiltrating the fate of mankind. One thing stands in their way: a man who shouldn't exist.

    They come in waves, an army of time-displaced Deathlok troopers forged from Earth's greatest warriors - Captain America, Spider-Man, Elektra, Cyclops, Venom, the Thing, Bullseye - all soldiers in the army of Deathlok. All operating under one directive: Fantomex must die!

    Plus: When a situation calls for hard choices, the Uncanny X-Force is there to step in. Lady Deathstrike, with the deadly Reavers at her side, set out to destroy the X-Men in their home! Deathstrike will obliterate the X-Men or die trying, and this new X-Force is more than happy to oblige. As the line between right and wrong become more and more blurred, will the X-Force be heralded as heroes - or villains?

    Collecting UNCANNY X-FORCE #5-7 and #5.1, and Deathlok's first appearance from 1974's ASTONISHING TALES #25.

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    Uncanny X-Force: Deathlok Nation #1 - Uncanny X-Force: Deathlok Nation by twofacedjoker on December 17, 2013

    I wasn't the biggest fan of the first volume in this series, but it wasn't a bad work either; a fairly contained narrative that was complete in and of itself, with some moderately interesting characters and an imaginative image of Apocalypse's new horsemen. This one feels rather devolved in comparison, with a much less interesting premise and boring villains, and is insultingly short.For starters, this book has only four issues in it, and of those, only three pertain to the story at hand; the f...

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