Ice Man #5
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| Writer | Sina Grace |
| Artist | Nathan Stockman |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
• Iceman vs. Mr. Sinister, winner takes all!
• Mr. Sinister finally has Iceman where he wants him.
• But Iceman isn't out for the count yet, as everything Bobby has learned has led up to this moment!
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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9.0
Henchman-4-Hire - Sean Ian Mills
Jan 12, 2019This is an expertly crafted issue that not only tells a really fun comic book story set firmly in the world of the X-Men, but is a wonderful showcase for Iceman himself. Read Full Review
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8.3
Comic Watch - Steve Batley
Jan 31, 2019All in all a fitting end.but IS it the end? As with the last series, much is left open without any actual loose ends. Read Full Review
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6.5
Weird Science Marvel Comics - Jim Werner
Jan 13, 2019This mini has been a pretty consistent book. The art is decent and Sina Grace obviously has a love for Booby, I just wish this series was a more self-contained story and not just feel like its a setup for the next series. Overall though, I wasnt upset that I decided to read this series. Read Full Review
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4.0
ComicBook.com - Jamie Lovett
Jan 09, 2019Iceman comes to a close -- again -- ending a less-than entirely successful revival. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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7.5
The end. Or is it?! While this is the conclusion of the miniseries, this has got to be one of my favorite issues out of the five, either this or issue 2. Only quiver I can give about this issue was still have no idea on what was the point of the first couple of pages showing him with Judah. Overall great dialogue and great art! It's a shame that the overall story was eh. Hope we see more Iceman in other books as well.
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2.0
This was pretty rough. The day is saved by a literal deus ex machina, in that Iceman just has a new power suddenly. There's some really bad dialogue here, particularly with the public watching the fight at the Mutant Pride Parade. There's also a rather pointless scene at the beginning with Bobby and his boyfriend. It doesn't tie in thematically or anything, it's just there. This miniseries was overall pretty uneven and unfocused. It wasn't constructed into a larger whole well. Like Sina Grace had a few ideas for a few issues, but not enough for a whole arc and wanted to give this miniseries an overarching villain to make it more cohesive, in turn making it feel less cohesive. I can't say I'm excited for the Uncanny X-Men: Winter's End one-s more
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