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X-Men Origins: Emma ...★☆☆☆☆

Uncanny X-Men #517 R...★☆☆☆☆

Astonishing X-Men #3...★★★½☆

Astonishing X-Men #3...★★★★☆

Uncanny X-Men #514 R...★★★☆☆

Uncanny X-Men #513 R...★★★☆☆

Astonishing X-Men #3...★★★★☆

Dark Avengers/Uncann...★★★½☆

Uncanny X-Men #511 R...★★★½☆

Uncanny X-Men #510 R...★★★☆☆

Uncanny X-Men #509 R...★★½☆☆

Uncanny X-Men #508 R...★★★½☆

Uncanny X-Men #507 R...★★★½☆

Uncanny X-Men #506 R...★★★★☆

Uncanny X-Men Annual...★★★★☆

Cable #10 Reviews★★★☆☆

Eternals #7 Reviews★★★☆☆

X-Men Noir #2 Review...★★★½☆

Uncanny X-Men #505 R...★★★½☆

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“And Emma’s just great to write. She’s my favorite to write. But I use her to voice some of my own [female characteristics]. There’s such a great dynamic between them. Chris Claremont was great at that. He has such great takes on these aspects of the characters no one else has thought of. There’s a lot going on with Emma, Scott, and Jean. Emma puts out but Jean’s actually more hardcore than Emma, and Scott’s torn between these two women. It’s a weird, interesting setup. And both women are telepathic. That spells bad news for Scott Summers…”
by Grant Morrison, Wizard #129

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