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Collects X-Force (2008) #21-25, X-Men: Legacy (2008) #231-234, X-Necrosha One-Shot, X-Necrosha: The Gathering One-Shot, New Mutants (2009) #6-8. Selene's Inner Circle stands revealed and her master plan has been set into motion. Watch as the the resurrected dead lay siege to the X-Men's headquarters, and the fight to survive the Black Queen's vengeance begins. But while Warpath and Wolverine realize what's happening, they may be too late to stop it. Because Selene is already well on her way to achieving ultimate power half a world away.
- Sales Rank: #501025 in eBooks
- Published on: 2010-12-29
- Released on: 2012-01-02
- Format: Kindle eBook
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53 of 54 people found the following review helpful.
X-Necrosha Reading Order
By D. Ness
Well once again we have a great X-Men crossover event reprinted and collected out of sequence. They even tried to give us a chronology map at the start of the book that really doesn't help. So here I am again to give you a suggested read order to maximize the thrill of this story. There is some overlapping because I tried to keep the individual issues intact. For the stories contained in this book read:
NEW X-MEN #32
X-FORCE #11
X-NECROSHA: THE GATHERING
X-NECROSHA#1(PART 2)This story is unmarked and starts 11 pages before New Mutants #6
X-NECROSHA#1(PART 1)
NEW MUTANTS #6
X-FORCE ANNUAL #1
X-FORCE #21
NEW MUTANTS #7
X-FORCE #22
NEW MUTANTS #8
X-FORCE #23
X-MEN LEGACY #231
X-MEN LEGACY #232
X-MEN LEGACY #233
X-FORCE #24
X-FORCE #25
X-MEN LEGACY #234
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
Another Solid X-Event
By Amazon Customer
While not as incredibly well done as Messiah Complex, X-Necrosha does make for a far more entertaining tale than either Messiah War or Utopia. The story itself isn't so much a crossover though as it is a common theme running through various titles, which can very easily be divided into three distinct stories each with their own merits.
The first and bulkiest of the tales is the one running through X-Force. It is written by Chris Yost and Craig Kyle with art by Clayton Crain and is the real basis behind the book itself. Unfortunately this story is probably the weakest. It starts great with the revival of some great X-Villains and the invasion of Utopia which is perfectly illustrated by Crain's dark murky style, but the event quickly loses steam. Despite a few early surprises after the initial invasion there isn't much left to the story and the final battle just seems to lose feeling. Even Crain's artwork seems less inspired, probably due to timing constraints as the further into the book the more blurry the images become. Still it is a worthy piece, and if you've been reading X-Force for the last year and a half it's a must since the story has been building sense the series launched.
The next story comes from New Mutants with writer Zeb Wells and primarily artist Diogenes Neves. The story revolves around how the New Mutants face the invasion of Utopia having to deal with both the revival of the Hellions and their former teammate Doug Ramsey. Wells does a great job of reviving Doug not only literally but metaphorically as well bringing depth to the character and his abilities he had been lacking since his inception. The art isn't quite up to the level of the script on this one, but it is well done, you probably won't come away dying for more Neves nor will you come away disappointed and I suspect we'll be seeing improvement in the artist as his career develops.
Last but certainly not least is Mike Carey and Clay Mann's X-Men Legacy story. This one is the most removed of all the material dealing with a villain who "hitched" a ride back to life with the revived Destiny. As Proteus is not really under the control of Selene this piece really has quite a different feel to it. Carey's scripting as always is excellent though it's really no surprise that the characters who get the most spotlight are Rogue and Magneto, the real surprise on this one is Mann's artwork. The artist's work is very reminiscent of Oliver Copiel and equally impressive, easily the best in the book, and it's what really makes this story the standout of the bunch.
The book itself also has a decent helping of extras, two important issues included are back issues from X-Force and New X-Men showing some of the roots to the story that stretched back years, but in an odd design choice the pieces are actually after the story they should precede. Also included is The Gathering (another prequel piece), a brief Deadpool story from the X-Force Annual, and another Rogue centric issue of X-Men Legacy. None of these issues are essential to the reading but they each, particularly the later two, make great reads and are much appreciated extras as I'm sure even without them the price tag would have remained the same.
All in all X-Necrosha is a great concept and makes for a quite enjoyable read and certainly brings something different to the world of X-Men.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Great
By storm
I don't know what is going on with these bad rates. This book is great, though it isn't for kids. The first thing I noticed (it seems I am the only one) is the size of this hardcover book. It is the much better than regular (pages are wider and it is great experience). I highly recommend buying hardcover edition.
On to the story, which is quite good, it starts with X-force stories Gathering, 11 and 21-25. The art of Clayton Crain is magnificent (though it is not meant to be for kids). A lot of old characters and a new one. 5 out of 5
This is followed by New mutants stories 6-8. Although I am already familiar with the art of Diogenes Neves (X-men: Worlds apart/highly recommended, great art and Storm) in this book something is wrong, his art is not so vivid as before. The story is ok. 4 out of 5
Next to X-men legacy 231-234 which are illustrated by Clay Mann (not the best artwork but very good, somewhere between Oliver Coipel and Ben Oliver). The story is about Prometheus's return. 5 out of 5.
And some backup stories written and illustrated by different authors and illustrators.
I have read reviews before buying this book, someone noticed that stories are not sorted chronologically (they are sorted as stated), but I really didn't have any problem with this, on the contrary, I think it is better this way (the art and characters are consistent).
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