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Chargement... X-Men: The Trial of Magnetopar Leah Williams, Lucas Werneck (Illustrateur)
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Appartient à la sérieX-Men: The Trial of Magneto (2021) (1-5 collected) Appartient à la série éditorialeX-Men [Age of Krakoa] (Reign of X) Contient
The Scarlet Witch is dead! Magneto, the master of magnetism - one of the founders of the mutant nation of Krakoa, a former villain who has never stopped fighting for mutantkind - has been accused of a horrific murder! And the trial will threaten the Reign of X and upend the world that Magneto has worked so hard to build for his fellow mutants. Wanda Maximoff, branded one of mutantkind's deadliest enemies, has been killed on Krakoan soil! And as Earth's heroes gather for a memorial, Magneto pushes Krakoan law and the Quiet Council to the brink. But something is wrong. Something very small. The truth is deeply hidden, but it won't stay buried for long. Who lurks in the shadows, and what do they know? Justice will be served, the guilty will be judged and the victims will be avenged!. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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That out of the way, let's get into reviewing this book. Is it perfect? No. I think editorial did the book and the creative team a massive disservice with the marketing, title and format of this story. It should've been what it is: an incredible X-Factor story arc.
But it's not. Except it is... when you get past the series title and the allusions to and baggage from Uncanny X-Men #200 it brings with it.
And it's really really excellent. From the mystery to the resolution(s) to the goals and especially ESPECIALLY the beautiful, heartbreaking, and so beautifully perfect narrations on loss and grieving.
I'm going to keep coming back to the knifing wind of grief from the end of issue 1 forever. It's such a perfect image for how the loss of a loved one affects us and how we learn to live through it.
And that on its own is enough for me to love this volume. But it's not the only wonderful, beautiful or heartbreaking thing about this story. Not by a long shot. (