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Uncanny X-Force #31 (I can do it now Spoilers)
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You truly get the impression of how much those two characters alternately hate, fear and respect Wolverine. They KNOW he's not dead. They KNOW he's coming. They KNOW he's coming to kill them. "Nah. He'll be here. I ain't never struck a blow to the little lady like this. Not since Silver Fox." "The Indian girl he loved?" "Har -- yeah. His 'true love.' Boy, he did some howlin' over THAT one." That sequence is what I'm talking about when I praise Rick Remender so highly for this run. Continuity is a strength when you don't allow yourself, as a writer, to be a slave to the worst parts of it -- storylines that clearly are contradictory, senseless/pointless. But here? Continuity means that longtime readers know just how much blood there is between Wolverine and Sabretooth. You know it. You know when they see each other, it matters. So many good things have happened in this book. Don't know how this arc ends, but I do know that I've enjoyed every bit of it. Every last bit of it. |
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