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by: Igor Kordey, John Paul Leon, Ethan Van Sciver See Larger Image List Price: $14.99 Our Price: $10.19 You Save: $4.80 (32%) Prices subject to change. Used Price: $0.80 Third Party New Price: $1.00 Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours This item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping. Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973 EAN: 9780785109761 ISBN: 0785109765 Label: Marvel Comics Manufacturer: Marvel Comics Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 168 Publication Date: December 01, 2002 Publisher: Marvel Comics Sales Rank: 218853 Studio: Marvel Comics Related Items: New X-Men Vol. 4: Riot at Xavier's New X-Men, Vol. 2 New X-Men Vol. 5: Assault on Weapon Plus New X-Men Vol. 7: Here Comes Tomorrow New X-Men Vol. 1: E is for Extinction (v. 1) see more Editorial Review: Product Description: Miles below the surface of the Chinese mainland, a mutant named Xorn is bound in chains, imprisoned since birth and treated like an animal by his own governemt, but when the X-Men free Xorn, he must be stopped from using his mutant powers to seek revengeupon his former tormentors. Customer Reviews Average Rating: Rating: - NEW Worlds This book is good. Is Grant Morrison anyway, and i don't care about Igor Kordey's art, i think it's just fine, besides, the story of Xorn is one of my favorites in the whole new x-men storyline. Rating: - A Good Read This collects issues #127-133. I read this in one sitting. I couldn't wait to get home and start the next one. Morrison's New X-Men graphic novels are like a book that you just can't put down. The mutant called Dust makes her first appearance (ever) in this book, albeit briefly and she's not really in the next volume. There's also a teaser to upcoming relationship troubles regarding Scott Summers. The only bad thing about this collection is Igor's art. (I didn't ... Read More Rating: - The Mutants Come Out to Mixed Results Grant Morrison did the unthinkable when he had Professor Charles Xavier outed as a mutant. For the first time since the X-Men's creation back in the 60's, people realized that the reason Prof. X campaigned so hard for mutant rights and human/mutant relations was that he himself was a mutant. Now, living his life without hiding his true nature, as well as the ability to walk due to mutant healer Xorn, he realizes that many people accept him and the X-Men more than ever due to their honesty, while other ... Read More Rating: - Unfocused. The third installment of Grant Morrisons run on the Xmen slows down the pace slightly as it tries to expand on certain plotlines. Scott begins to have an affair with Emma, Xorn tries to help a confused mutant, a dangerous threat is unleashed in France, Fantomex is introduced (UGH) and Polaris tries to cope with her fathers (Magneto) legacy. The story is quite interesting, unfortunatly the art isn't up to snuff. The storyline where the Xmen are attacked in a subway in France is atrociously drawn, too much ... Read More Rating: - level of quality still tops Grant Morrison has bred new life into the X-Men. The stories and characters are fleshed out, fresh, and kept interesting. I love what has been done here. The art is still as good as in the previous volumes. see more Browse for similar items by category: Characters - Comics & Graphic Novels - Subjects - Books - X-Men Comic Strips - Comics & Graphic Novels - Subjects - Books - General Comic Strips - Comics & Graphic Novels - Subjects - Books - General AAS Graphic Novels - Comics & Graphic Novels - Subjects - Books - Superheroes Graphic Novels - Comics & Graphic Novels - Subjects - Books - General