Marvel Inferno By Jonathan Hickman

Sacanagem o Hickman ter saído do universo X depois de ter soltado essa bomba nuclear aqui. Inferno consegue ser melhor que a saga original com um enredo instigante e que deixa você maluco até a página final. Doug Ramsey tendo um momento de grande destaque é maluquice!

Such a beautiful comic from Jonathan Hickman. Oh, well it's not only a hardcover, it's an oversized hardcover just like omnis.

Un cierre algo prematuro para la etapa de Jonathan Hickman con los X-Men, pero aun así, Inferno logra cautivar tanto por su audacia y frescura como por el espléndido arte de Valerio Schiti y Stefano Caselli. Sin embargo, la conclusión de Moira X no me terminó de convencer. Siento que su tratamiento se quedó bastante corto respecto a su ambiciosa reinvención en House/Powers of X, haciendo que uno se pregunte con incredulidad "¿en serio este fue el gran giro de tuerca?". No es de extrañar que después se revelara que hubo influencia editorial para que Hickman dejara las cosas de esta forma. Pero, bueno, pese a su cuestionable desenlace, Inferno es una buena lectura en su mayor parte y este recopilatorio es una digna adición a la colección, siendo el adiós del escritor que se encargó de revitalizar la franquicia mutante.

This book was not what I was expecting, but Idid enjoy it. I though the Moira X story flashback in one of the earlier issues was something I did enjoyed is finished off here. This book contains my favourite artwork of all the X-MEN books. Destiny saw this coming, in fact she yold her wife Mystique that she would not be allowed to be brought back. This is a book of one ups manship. A lot of secrets and roles are revealed here. Also unless I am mistaken Professor X displays a new power for him. There are a lot of things going on in this book, it seem to go in a loop. Starts at the end then shows what happened, and they how it happened. A lot of interesting stuff here with big implications for all the parties involved. There are so many layers of planning and execution in this book. Everyone has an agenda, and nobody really trusts anyone else. Now the race is on.

Great read worth the buy