Originally a team comprising the original five X-Men, X-Factor was eventually turned a government task force. Jamie Madrox later took the name to found X-Factor Investigations and ultimately sold it to Serval Industries. Now, X-Factor Investigations was reformed on Krakoa.
Meanwhile, X-factor goes to hell to fight with Hela’s army. Meanwhile, elsewhere… I went to pick up issue #210. Suddenly, I was in hell too. Again, they changed the artist of the book. After months (4) of great art, this is just torture. Why is the story always good but the art so distasteful?
Meanwhile, X-factor goes to hell to fight with Hela’s army. Meanwhile, elsewhere… I went to pick up issue #210. Suddenly, I was in hell too. Again, they changed the artist of the book. After months (4) of great art, this is just torture. Why is the story always good but the art so distasteful?
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Good news. I checked out issue 211 and 212 on comixology, and it appears Luppachino is going back to penciling duties on X-Factor
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