Video Review: 'Uncanny X-Force' #10

Christian is thoroughly enjoying Uncanny X-Force as much as we have been. In Uncanny X-Force #10, Warren Worthington and X-Force are about to be exposed to the world in this precursor to the upcoming Dark Angel Saga by Rick Remender.

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Wednesday's Finest: ‘Uncanny X-Force’ #9

By Don M. Ventura

Uncanny X-Force #9

Marvel Comics

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Month after month, Rick Remender has been telling an exciting and surprisingly thought-provoking comic book in Uncanny X-Force.  For someone who doesn’t read X-books religiously enough to be an expert (yes, I refrained from an easy pun), I grew up reading about Xavier’s kids and am gleefully surprised at how far into the history of the teams the writer has gone for inspiration.

In this issue, more than any previously, the artist is as much the story teller as Remender. The book is sparse with dialogue, allowing Billy Tan to help tell the haunting tale of men with demons.

'The Dark Angel Saga' is Coming

In the pages of Uncanny X-Force, Warren Worthington has been facing off his internal demons—namely the Apocalypse imposed Archangel. It looks as though the battle is finally going to come to a head in a few months in a storyline called “The Dark Angel Saga”—a clear reference to The Uncanny X-Men’s most popular story “The Dark Phoenix Saga.”

More details to come at next week’s C2E2!