X-Men: Messiah Complex [Kindle Edition] Author: Ed Brubaker | Language: English | ISBN:
B00AAJR55O | Format: PDF, EPUB
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- File Size: 154950 KB
- Print Length: 352 pages
- Publisher: Marvel (December 12, 2012)
- Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
- Language: English
- ASIN: B00AAJR55O
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- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #74,436 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
As there are a large amount of twists and turns throughout Messiah Complex I thought it important to provide readers with a spoiler free review.
First and foremost Messiah Complex is the best X-Over in years if not ever, and easily more than the sum of its separate parts (X-men, X-Factor, New X-Men, and Uncanny X-Men). The story revolves around the first birth of a mutant child since the events of M-Day and the ensuing rush to protect/destroy it. Aside from that not much can be said without spoiling but the story is filled with action and a huge cast of characters. The baby is constantly switching hands and each page keeps you anticipating the next.
The writing throughout the book is amazing, particularly in those issues by Mike Carey. It should be noted that Ed Brubaker, whose writing on X-Men has lead to some criticisms, really steps up here and produces his best X-related work so far. Kyle, Yost, and David all shine through as well keeping the characters they've established so well perfectly defined.
The art is probably what most divides the book. It begins with a classic, Marc Silvestri, followed by Billy Tan who has a rather similar style. Scot Eaton's style follows a similar tone, particularly with the same colorist, but doesn't seem to hit on the same level and is most likely the weakest in the book. Humberto Ramos cartoony style works well for the over-the-top action which make up the majority of his issues and so it works rather well, but it does stand out when compared to the previous artists. The true standout art in the collection though comes from Chris Bachalo. His style seems darker and more manga inspired and really shines through in the actions sequences and splash panels and really sets the story apart.
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