Timeslide (2024) #1

by Steve Foxe, Ivan Fiorelli (Artist), Frank D'Armata (Colorist)

WHAT IS THE FATE OF THE MARVEL UNIVERSE? An X-Man from the future arrives in the present with a dire One of mutantkind's most hyper-advanced foes is eating his way through time, trying to stop the X-Gene from ever evolving in the first place. Only two X-Men can stop this chronal predator from achieving his goal - if they can tolerate working together long enough. Join BISHOP and CABLE on a trip through futures past, present and beyond. Your first look at the most unforgettable stories of 2025 begins here!

Genres: Marvel, Comics, X Men, Comic Book

Kindle Edition

Published December 25, 2024

Reviews

[James · Rating 3 out of 5]

Decent story. The Children of the Vault have created a new being that is going through the timeline to pivotal moments in mutant history and absorbing them. He is trying to wipe out mutants all together. Tempest enlists the help of Bishop and Cable to stop this new threat. Pretty basic plot but not a bad read with some nice art from Ivan Fiorelli.

[Tyler Jenkins · Rating 4 out of 5]

I love Marvel’s year ahead glimpse stories. It always tells a solid a complete story while showing us what could be this year. Lots of little looks at One World Under Doom which I am pretty excited for. But the last page teases the big summer event and I have no idea what it is but it’s cosmic so I can get behind it!

[RubiGiráldez RubiGiráldez · Rating 3 out of 5]

Marvel Comics continúa produciendo one shot especiales que por la gracia de la siempre voluble línea temporal de su (multi)verso de ficción, puede apuntar a futuros probables para próximos años de las correrías editoriales de La Casa de las Ideas. En este "Timeslide", la participación capital será de los mutantes. Más concretamente (y coherentemente) de ese par de guerreros desterrados de sus futuros desoladores que son Nathan "Cable" Summers y Bishop. Un "Dúo Dinámico" que pensándolo friamente tiene más potencial y coherencia argumental que tratar de siempre forzar a Cable a cruzarse con Deadpool o a Bishop liándose a liderar formaciones "edgy" de la Patrulla X. Así, Steve Foxe, mediante el reclamo de otro mutante de poderes crononauticos (?), encomiendo una desesperada misión a este par para salvaguardar el pasado, presente y futuro de los mutantes en la sagrada línea temporal... ¿el motivo? Pues realmente y a grosso modo, podríamos decir que Cable y Bishop deben enfrentarse a un "Terminator" para Los Hijos del Átomo. Un concepto que realmente podría dar para toda una cabecera propia aunque sea de los consabidos y contados 5 números. Más teniendo en cuenta que la argamasa argumental en torno a esta amenaza proviene de uno de los últimos rescoldos de la "Era Krakoa" ya finiquitada por la editorial. Pero al final, este Timeslide solo existe para "agitar las aguas" argumentales y de expectativas de fans sobre el posible futuro inmediato Marvelita... Lo cual también es una pena porque a cosas que ya estamos viendo en los comics referentes al reinado absoluto de Doom o la esperada versión Ultimate de uno de los mutantes más "franquiciablea", tampoco es como que el enésimo empeño de Marvel en posicionar a Ms. Marvel en su nuevo estatus mutante sea un reclamo tan grande como creen para deshechar de esta forma una trama y oportunidad con estos personajes y equipo creativo en un anecdótico one shot de leer (y sí, disfrutar) y olvidar.

[Jake Kovacs · Rating 1 out of 5]

I disliked this a lot. First of all, Cable looks terrible all throughout the book, he doesn't have his fat ass broad shoulders with a million tactical pouches, he looks like a cable plush toy. Secondly, I really don't like the way this was written. Why is Tempus no longer in the White Hot Room, why is this the only time Marvel will ever expand on Doug Ramsey being Apocalypse's most recent Heir (glad they won't tho that story was awful), why the fuck is an ultimate universe incursion happening when the Maker isn't even freed from his fucking prison yet??? This book just confounds me, I have so many questions afterward and not the kind that keep me theorizing about the future of the franchise. Questions like why the fuck didn't Deniz Camp write this.

[Chad · Rating 4 out of 5]

A new Child of the Vault is destroying pivotal moments in mutant history leaving Bishop and Cable to team up and stop him. Along the way they get glimpses of things comic up this year, like Ms. Marvel travelling through important moments in mutant history. This Steve Foxe guy's pretty good.

[Myles Gerber · Rating 3 out of 5]

Pretty okay story at best but there were some fun teases of what’s to come.

[Axx · Rating 3 out of 5]

3/5

[Sam · Rating 3 out of 5]

i like this duo !!!

[Fazun · Rating 2 out of 5]

2.5/5

[vk chompooming · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is technically a sequel to an adventure Bishop and Cable had a few years back. I liked the story and LOVED the artwork.

[Adam Robinson · Rating 4 out of 5]

Awesome one shot story.