You all know about Onslaught Reborn, now see how it first got underway! Professor X hasn't been himself lately - moody, inscrutable, but the psionic armor and army of Sentinels are the real tip-offs! It'll take every super hero New York has to face the Onslaught - including not only the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, and the Avengers, but forgotten stars of the nineties like Green Goblin Phil Urich, Nate Grey the X-Man, and Ben Reilly, a.k.a. Spider-Man! Also guest-starring the Hulk, the Pantheon, the Punisher, S.H.I.E.L.D., and others! Collects Hulk #445, Iron Man #332, Avengers #402, Punisher #11, X-Man #19, Amazing Spider-Man #415, Green Goblin #12, Spider-Man #72, Fantastic Four #416 and Wolverine #105.
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Part 3 of an complex crossover,
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This review is from: X-Men: The Complete Onslaught Epic, Book 3 (Paperback)
This part of the story presents all the useless efforts of the Avengers and the X-men to stop Onslaught, even the Apocalypse fights this monster. The art is good, but you get lost many times becuase thre are too many characters, and thats why this tipe of crossover are too difficult to make, but I think it is a good book and now I'm waiting to the final chapter.
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Since "Age of Apocalypse" no Marvel story had a comparable impact not only the X-verse, but the complete canon. Book 3 collects stories from "Thor", "Cable", "Wolverine", "X-Man", "Hulk", "The Avengers" and "X-Men", all leading to one cataclysmic climax, after which nothing would be the same.
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Better than Vol 2. Starts Off Well,
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The book starts off with an awesome fight with all of the heroes. Then the EMP from Vol 2 is set off. Looks like the books in this collection are ever so slightly out of order. This happens a few times in this volume. You find books rewinding time a few minutes and then dealing with stuff up to the present. It's hard to realize (as I read in one of the late comics in this volume) that only a day or two have passed since this started. Imagine back when Onslaught was going on month-by-month.
X-Men 336 starts off awesome and finishes strong. Cable 35 is an awesome issue. Cable, Invisible Woman, and Apocalypse have to call a truce to try and attack Onslaught. It is full of raw emotion, drawn well, and just works. X-Force issue is one of the weakest (but not the weakest) issues. Going forward it's cool because all the team members have bonded. They get to see each others' fantasy worlds (not sexual) and so grow as a team. I loved Caliban's fantasy where he's essentially Superman. I'd like to think the guys at DC appreciated the nod. X-Man 19 is and interesting back and forth between Sinister and Nate. Lots of people end up holding the idiot ball. Also, did Threnody's captors leave her on her own to go have sex because it was the end of the world? That seems to be what was implied. Hulk 445 was good and continues to show how Onslaught can mess with everyone's head. Iron Man #332 is overall pretty good. It continues the storyline of the Professor X armor. Has a good ending. Avengers #402 shows them helping out NYers. I think it's kinda ridiculous for Captain America, a WWII soldier, to say "So much chaos and destruction. I've ... I've never seen anything like it." Thor #502 was interesting, but pointless. It could have been removed and nothing would have been affected. IT is the most pointless book in Vol 3. Wolverine #105 is mostly pointless when it comes to resolving the Onslaught story. But it helps Wolverine reset after Onslaught to be more man-like. Finally, why is Storm on the cover? I don't think she's even in this book. (She might be in the beginning and I may have forgotten) It should have been the Avengers - they are the main characters
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