Immoral X-Men #3 - "Our Nine-Hundred-Years-and-Counting Mission"

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I don't think Immoral X-Men says anything, particularly, about the mutant metaphor. Where it is useful is in terms of the specific awfulness of the current Krakoan story. It's most interesting as, "Let's say Krakoa was bad," because people argue about the nature of Krakoa, but this is like, "What if it was actually really bad?" -- Kieron Gillen

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Where Monsters Lie #3

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Dark Knights of Steel #10

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Change in the air

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Immortal X-Men #11...

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Spider-Man #8

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Daredevil #307

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Assorted underworld types have descended upon Las Vegas to divide up the former Kingpin’s crime empire. The local mobsters want their cut, so employ Foggy Nelson to negotiate for them. Seemingly forgetting that he no longer works for the Kingpin. Of course, Matt gets dragged along as well. However, Daredevil isn't the only hero-type in attendance.

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Venom #18 - "Illumination"

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Yeah, he’s a god, but the entire point of his arc so far is that he’s still learning how to be that, and it’s not a job that gives you time to learn. If you want stories about omnipotent beings who never put a foot wrong, I’d recommend Starbust the Super Wizard by Fletcher Hanks. -- Al Ewing

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X-Men: Before The Fall - Sons of X #1

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The DINK power couple of Manhattan

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The Strange series, where Clea is Sorceror Supreme after the death of Stephen Strange, was really a lot of fun. And now that Stephen is no longer dead, the great news is that both Jed Mackay and the Warlord of Manhattan are hanging around!

After doing a whistlestop tour of New York and the Magical World and critiquing the UK refugee policy in #1, Stephen and Clea are back to doing house calls, as Moon Knight recognises when a problem is above his pay grade and calls the Sorceror Supreme for a child with sleeping problems.

And so...( to the realm of Nightmare! )