Excalibur #9

7.6

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6 Reviews
7.4

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50 Reviews
Writer Tini Howard
Artist Marcus To
Cover Price $3.99

HARK! THE HUNT FOR TRUTH
Excalibur emerges from the woods with a journey before them. Their destination: Starlight Citadel.
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  • 10

    AIPT - Ryan Pagella

    Mar 18, 2020

    This issue of Excalibur full of intensive emotion, magic and action. The writing and art is beautiful. It also presents a very real problem: What are the repercussions of mutants toying with magic? Similar to this week's X-Force, the X-Men and the world of Krakoa may not be as perfect as it me seem from the outside. Read Full Review

  • 9.2

    SciFiPulse - Ian Cullen

    Mar 25, 2020

    I'm also beginning to wonder why we have a few X-Men trusting the judgment of Apocalypse in all of this and hope we get some answers to that soon as well. Especially given my limited knowledge of their history. Read Full Review

  • 8.5

    Multiversity Comics - Michael Govan

    Mar 23, 2020

    Howard and To create magic in "Excalibur" #9. Read Full Review

  • 7.3

    Sequential Planet - Marcus Orchard

    Mar 18, 2020

    This is one of the stronger entries in a series that should be great but struggles to put everything together. A few great character moments steal the show, and the action looks great thanks to the creative team. Since this is the strongest issue in a bit, it might be worth to check this series out to see if it is a good fit. Just be ready to be a bit confused.  Read Full Review

  • 6.4

    Weird Science Marvel Comics - besottedgeek

    Mar 18, 2020

    EXCALIBUR #9is an average entry in the series.TiniHoward sets up the next arc as well as some secondary storylines that hopefully play in or come to their own resolution. The art is consistent with what weve got all series, which isnt a bad thing.Overallthe issue is leaps and bounds above the previous couple, but doesnt quite reach the heights of other books in the series. Read Full Review

  • 4.0

    ComicBook.com - Chase Magnett

    Mar 18, 2020

    There are genuinely good concepts present, but the writing or art often undermine them (and one another) on the page and only leave hope for improvement as a cause to continue reading. Read Full Review

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