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Marauders (2019) #3-4
Marauders, Tome 2: Conséquences
Kitty Pryde faisant équipe avec Emma Frost ? Tornade se battant contre Calisto ? Un voyage dans l'espace ? Fin Fang Foom le dragon géant ? Tout ça, plus le Gala des Damnés ! Le Maraudeur et son équipage repart à l'aventure pour notre plus grand bonheur ! Deuxième année d'aventures pour les "pirates" mutants de Katherine Pryde, toujours sous la houlette de Gerry Duggan (Deadpool, Invincible Iron Man). La série Marauders fait partie des nouvelles idées les plus plébiscitées de la période House of X / Powers of X.
337 pages, Paperback
First published August 2, 2022
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May 21, 2024
A muddled mess of a book that relies on small moments to add any kind of value to the experience. It is one that requires wider knowledge of the concurrent X-Men runs to fully enjoy, and for that alone, it makes it hard to recommend for casuals. With a flip-flop narrative, Marauders Vol.2 has a few great panels, but it feels like a largely sinking experience.
actual rating 2.5 stars
actual rating 2.5 stars
March 5, 2023
What may have been the best Krakoa X-Men title fails to stick the landing.
Oh, the first half of this is great, from the response to Shaw's murder of Katherine through the Gala and to the aftereffects of that.
It's only afterward that the title loses its drive as it meanders through plots in the last few issues with the only saving grace being its attention to character arcs, mainly focused on the Hellfire Club.
And then we get a big reshuffling of the cast because the next author didn't want to give attention to those that Duggan has spent two years on. Sigh.
These will remain two great HCs from the Krakoa era, but in the future I might stop reading after the Gala.
Oh, the first half of this is great, from the response to Shaw's murder of Katherine through the Gala and to the aftereffects of that.
It's only afterward that the title loses its drive as it meanders through plots in the last few issues with the only saving grace being its attention to character arcs, mainly focused on the Hellfire Club.
And then we get a big reshuffling of the cast because the next author didn't want to give attention to those that Duggan has spent two years on. Sigh.
These will remain two great HCs from the Krakoa era, but in the future I might stop reading after the Gala.
July 8, 2024
This book sums up the entire run, it was mid. I never truly felt there were major stakes and it felt more as an advertisement for the Hellfire Gala book that came out around this time as well. The art was ok and I only recommend if you enjoy the Krakoa Era, which even then there are other runs I'd suggest before this one. Storywise, I felt myself rolling my eyes occasionally to the bits that were solely put in there to make the internet trolls happy such as Bobby's relationship. It felt forced and put in there to be queer-bait. Read if you want, it's wayyy down my list. Grade: C
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