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Summary: Eye Candy
Review: Alan Davis is abrilliant artist and his Clandestine was an intersting, if short-lived, idea. But (see you knew it was coming) this is a pointless meeting of the two teams, little characterisation, and no real plot to speak of. There is some nice dialogue but ultimately it doesn't help the book, For fans of Alan Davis's art then its a good buy, but otherwise give this a miss.
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Summary: A Good Read
Review: I found the book extremely interesting. The entire Clan Destine idea was a stroke of genius. This book also clears up the past of many characters running around in the Marvel Universe. Kay Cera for one thing.
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Summary: If You're an X-Men Fan, Skip This Book
Review: The X-Men do make an appearance in the last part of the book, but it's only after the story's 80% told. It's as if Marvel threw them in only to boost sales. If you're buying the book to read about the X-Men, you can forget about it. The team is an afterthought to Alan Davis' tale of the Clan Destine. There's no real point to having the team in it at all...If you like Clan Destine or Alan Davis' artwork, then by all means, buy the book! However, if you want an X-Men story, buy X-tinction Agenda, X-cutioner's Song, or some other book that actually includes the X-Men in more than a cameo-like role.
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Summary: If You're an X-Men Fan, Skip This Book
Review: The X-Men do make an appearance in the last part of the book, but it's only after the story's 80% told. It's as if Marvel threw them in only to boost sales. If you're buying the book to read about the X-Men, you can forget about it. The team is an afterthought to Alan Davis' tale of the Clan Destine. There's no real point to having the team in it at all... If you like Clan Destine or Alan Davis' artwork, then by all means, buy the book! However, if you want an X-Men story, buy X-tinction Agenda, X-cutioner's Song, or some other book that actually includes the X-Men in more than a cameo-like role.
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