Thursday, June 24, 2021

Shannon's Review - New X-men Vol.4 - Riot At Xavier's by Grant Morrison





Title: New Xmen Vol.4 - Riot At Xavier’s
Series: New Xmen
Author: Grant Morrison
Illustrator/Book Cover Design: Frank Quitely
Genre: Fiction, Graphic Novel, Fantasy, Superhero,
Publisher: Marvel
Received: Purchased
Release Date: November 2006
Pages: 120
Rating:



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Shannon’s Thoughts:

Professor X. is about to open his mutant school to combined humans and mutants. He works to unite both mutant and human but the death of a mutant by a human stirs anger in the students already at Xavier’s School For Gifted. Quentin (later known as Kid Omega) creates chaos and kindles the anger of his fellow students by using his mental powers and a drug that enhances each of their powers.

I have been going back to comics but only reading graphic novels that I find deals on so I am reading them out of order. Xmen has always been a favorite of mine. I prefer the original X-Men team but I like being introduced to new mutants. This is the second graphic novel I have read with Quentin (Kid Omega). In both, he has huge anger problems and really seems to mess things up and causing deaths. Not a big fan of him. I was interested in the Cyclops, Emma Frost, and Jean Grey triangle.

I had an issue with the art though. Especially with the way Quentin is usually drawn. Sometimes he looks like a girl and sometimes his facial features just seem off or not normal. Also, the gang that Quentin gets together wears these red and green sweaters that make them look like a Freddy Krueger gang. Maybe because they are a nightmare.

Still a Marvel fan I will continue to read comics. I think anyone who into superheroes or feels like an outcast will like the X-men comics.


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