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Scott Lobdell
Mark Waid
Fabian Nicieza
John Francis Moore
Howard Mackie
Ian Edginton
Todd Dezago
Jeph Loeb
Collects Uncanny X-Men (1981) #318-321, X-Men (1991) #38-41, X-Men Unlimited (1993) #4-7, X-Men Annual (1992) #3, X-Factor (1986) #107-109, Cable (1993) #20. The epic story that ushered in the Age of Apocalypse! Legions once-shattered psyche is finally united, with a singular purpose: to make up for all the misery he has visited on his father, Charles Xavier. And to do it, he plans to make Xaviers dream a reality by traveling back in time to kill its greatest obstacle, Magneto! The X-Men scramble to stop him from altering history but, lost in the past, can they thwart Legions misguided mission before the entire Marvel Universe is wiped away? Plus: Mystique seeks revenge against Legion, even as her shocking connection to Nightcrawler is revealed! And Storm returns to Cairo to face her past, but will she join the all-new Hellfire Club?
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Author
Scott Lobdell
Pages
592
Publisher
Marvel Entertainment
Published Date
2018-04-04
ISBN
1302503693 9781302503697
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"Okay I am going to admit something.<br/><br/>This was the first comic I ever collected. This was the comic that started it all. <br/><br/>And this was the comic that has been my absolute favorite of all time. No other comic book has ever come close to being a favorite like this one. Of course there are the ones where I love the cover but this one still beats them all.<br/><br/>Why?, you ask.<br/><br/>Because it was Gambit and Rogue's first date. It was everything I had always wanted for them and even more when Rogue tried to tell Gambit her real name and he just put his finger to her lips.<br/><br/>Their romance has always been my favorite. It was the main reason I had dived into the X-Men universe in the first place and this cemented them as my all-time favorite couple. Not even Logan and Jean could beat them (and I love those two as a couple!).<br/><br/>This comic is highly recommended and one of the few I think those who love Gambit and Rogue will truly enjoy reading.<br/>"
Susanna Bloom
"I know that the X-Men comics (indeed, most superhero comics) are very much a soap opera, but these issues take that to the extreme. There's way too much dialogue here, and little of it interesting."
John Detrick