Cable #1
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| Writer | Fabian Nicieza |
| Artist | Scot Eaton |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
THE FUTURE MUST NOT COME TO PASS!
All the signs are here: The Neocracy is coming - and with it comes not only the end of mutantkind, but all of the humankind as well! As if rescuing Young Nate from the ongoing threat of Orchis weren't enough, can Cable root out this growing threat and decimate it before the Neocracy has a chance to take hold. But is he already too late to change the future? Don't miss out on Fabian Nicieza and Scot Eaton's explosive first issue of CABLE!
RATED T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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8.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Jan 17, 2024Cable #1 is a reminder that this hero isn't just a guy with incredible powers, but also a weapon. From his determination to his skills in any fight, Cable proves why he's one of the best mutants ever created. Read Full Review
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7.7
Multiversity Comics - Robbie Pleasant
Jan 19, 2024A fun story that puts both young and old Cable together to face a new threat, supported by solid artwork. If youre a fan of the character, youll want to check this out. Read Full Review
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7.2
Graphic Policy - Brett
Jan 17, 2024Cable #1 isn't a bad start and sort of gives a reason Cable hasn't been more aggressive in stopping horrible timelines, but overall, it's an ok read. There's some decent humor, decent action, but nothing so far that really stands out as too exciting so far. Read Full Review
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7.0
ComicBook.com - Charlie Ridgely
Jan 17, 2024Cable excels at giving Nate and Nathan enough similarities from shared experiences without making them different generation copies of one another. Getting those two right is half the battle, and this Cable series clearly made them a point of emphasis. Read Full Review
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7.0
Major Spoilers - Christopher Rondeau
Jan 22, 2024Cable #1 creates an engaging antagonist but feels out of place in the larger continuity. Read Full Review
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Impulse Gamer - Howard Smith
Jan 23, 2024Overall, Cable #1 is a fantastic read that fans of Cable will kick back and enjoy. Its fun to see two Cables working together as that doesn't happen too much at all. The story is unfolding at a fast pace, so who knows how the outcome will turn out. Will just have to see what happens next in the upcoming issue. Be sure to pick this comic up at your local comic book store or online where copies are sold. Read Full Review
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10
Plot Cable is on the trail of his young version Nathan, who was imprisoned by the Orchis Program that is protected by the Stark Sentinels, this sequence is great and exciting where Cable uses his artificial intelligence called Belle (who appears as a screen on his man , a magnificent touch of genius) and is at the top of his techno-organic and telekinetic abilities. Nathan worries Orchis will catch them again. Cable rescues Nathan but discovers mysterious graffiti in the city that mentions the arrival of NEOCRACY, an organization that began as a pharmaceutical company but in other realities has managed to eliminate mutants by modifying DNA and thus creating a tyrannical society. Although Nathan does not see the danger of Neocracy, since more
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7.5
When Marvel first announced this mini, I thought it was a bit out of left-field given where we are in the Fall of X timeline. Cable's adventures in Children of the Vault were a fun side-quest and I wasn't expecting there to be much more to his story. In came Fabian Nicieza to prove me wrong. While the story still feels like a side-quest to everything else going on in the Fall/Rise event, Nicieza crafts a fun, 90's-style nostalgia continuation to Nathan/Cable's Vault story. I loved the dynamic between Nathan & Nate Summers and Nicieza wrote some great dialogue between the two of them. The art trio of Scot Eaton on pencils and Cam Smith with Victor Nava on inks, along with Java Tartaglia on colors, really bring the story to life with som more
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6.0
Art: 3/5 Story: 3/5 Total: 6/10
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