Generation X #7
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| Writer | Christina Strain |
| Artist | Eric Koda |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Morph, Kid Omega and Hindsight are trapped!
Stuck in a villain-infested auction, the Gen Xers must destroy a priceless weapon, all without getting caught by the auctioneer, Kade Kilgore.
No big whoop, right?
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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9.0
Comic Watch - Ivan Alio
Oct 30, 2017Although it was lighthearted & sort of a feel-good kind of story (compared to other X-books stories), the strong character development and the new potential character pairings kept this issue fresh and exciting. Read Full Review
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8.7
Comicsverse - Mara Danoff
Oct 21, 2017The issue does an amazing job of showing the struggles of being a teen. The comic still is a fun adventure story for fans with characters fans are starting to see are just as flawed as they are. Read Full Review
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8.5
AIPT - Jason Segarra
Oct 18, 2017From the quieter elements to the supervillain weapons auction, this is an excellently scripted book. Read Full Review
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7.0
Bleeding Cool - Joe Glass
Oct 18, 2017By moving away from the problematic premise of the title, and focusing more on the teen angst melodrama of the original series, it creates a more fun and enjoyable book. Read Full Review
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7.0
Bleeding Cool - Joe Glass
Oct 18, 2017This issue makes next to no mention of this premise, and as such, it makes it easy to focus on the relationships and dramas of the teen mutants and their teachers, and this is way more like the original series, so it finally i something that matches with the themes and feel of the original series more than just a title. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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8.0
I would of given this a much higher score but I can't due to art...
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7.5
Average stuff. Revolving door villains is offputting. There was characters' developments but a lot of it was the unspoken love which did not come across as interesting to me. And the Kade concept has irked me for awhile.
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7.0
The supervillain auction stuff turns out to background noise, which is actually a good thing for this title. (Kade Kilgore drops a huge insult on Quentin before fading out, which is fun.) Focusing most of her attention on Ben Deeds, Christina Strain paints a nicely-nuanced portrait of a realistic angsty teen. Speaking of realism, Eric Koda's art veers a little too hard into it. He sticks with clean linework even though the shortage of detail renders a lot of his characters interchangeable.
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