Say hello to a pack of New York City gutterpunks, the likes of which the Marvel Universe has never seen! The X-Men's dream has always been one of creating hope from despair - in a young mutant's darkest hour Charles Xavier will always be just around the corner, ready with open arms and a helping hand. But Xavier can't be everywhere at once. What becomes of a group of young mutants that have to rely on themselves for everything from food to shelter to love? Wayward angels with dirty faces who, instead of preparing for Magneto's next big assault, must learn to survive in the cold, harsh world of the city that never sleeps. The world of the X-Men is brought to the streets, and the struggle for survival has never been more uncertain... Collects NYX #1-7.
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4 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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A good read,
This review is from: NYX: Wannabe (collects NYX #1-7) (Paperback)
I enjoyed the TPB, was a little confusing at first, but got the hang of it and found it quite interesting and unique. I love the character X-23 she is an assasin but not as bad as you would think. The story is not centered around her, it is centered around these teenagers that discover their powers and have to deal with a few life issue at the same time. Different from the other x-men stories that I have read. Oh and there are no x-men in this story.
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Good first half;,
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This review is from: NYX: Wannabe (collects NYX #1-7) (Paperback)
This has a good, engaging story and brilliant artwork. Or, well, for at least half the story. Middleton drew the first few sections, and the interior looks exactly like the cover art - beautiful style and color work. Then, Middleton left, and the series was picked up by Robert Teranishi, who obviously had some difficulty transitioning from his "comic book artist" coloring style to Middleton's more personal one. However, it's worth buying still because the first few parts of the series are drawn at the level of an art book, not a cheap serial comic.
1 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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bad switch of artists,
This review is from: NYX: Wannabe (collects NYX #1-7) (Paperback)
Joshua Middleton is a genius. i couldnt read the story, i was just staring at the pictures.
but he did only 4 parts out of 7. when i hit the part number 5 it was a shock. pictures were suddenly very ugly, i had problems to say who is who. the story is good. even though it is supposed to be a part of x-men it is basically just a story about kids living in the hood. kids find new powers and use them to survive in the harsh place. i liked the story, a lot, i loved parts 1-4. parts 5-7 totally killed my excitement. it was a very bad choice of a new artist.
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