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It's interesting to see John Buscema drawing that flashback from that run on Uncanny X-Men because I could tell that back then that Silvestri was very much influenced by Buscema's style. 😎👍🏻

Buscema clearly still had that Conan energy on his Wolverine work. I will gather Buscema wolvies eventually, just not there yet. Btw nice to see comparison between Silvestri and Buscema. Silvestri is really good at visual storytelling and composition. He was the best out of the image bunch. Amazing review.

Great review. Had to read this comic again after X-men 97

16:28 THAT PAGE!!! MAN Silvestri and Green! 37:20 Steve Buchelato ma MAN!

Man this was a good book I missed this one back in the day

9:00 Randy Green cuts many corners to keep the Comic Economic...but Ingrid and the Chopper looks great! 17:30 Fairly Thin Characterization of Bastion in THIS COMIC. I don't no if he lacks Class in the Other Operatin Zero Tolerance Comics. 18:50 Fantastic PAGE! 23:35 BODY BAG DX from Minute 10 33:00 Sad thing... the Story with the Kids goes nowhere in the Future. Like all the other Storylines. I don't know, how they could CARE so LITTLE about their Stories. Sure you gotta Churn out Comics monthly... But each TELENOVELA or WWF Feude did a better Job (...well not really^^)

Thank you for this ONE! Never saw this!

Had Heroes Reborn not only been a money grab, there could have been some strong post-Onslaught tales told of the aftermath.This is an example (I had not seen before) and I think years later an Avengers Annual tackles the question - what of the remaining team members?

my older brother bought this back when it came out.I was forbidden to look at it so of course as soon as I could I snuck into his comics and read it.that cover drew me in like a moth to a flame.

I've never seen these comics I might have to pick them up

this is a really cool channel, thank you for making these videos

Loved this Comic back in the Days. I was a young teen and Collecting X-Men and Wolverine... Would have loved to have all of the HEROES REBORN! Man JIM LEE!!!

Oh my! You're going to cover Heroes Reborn!?!? I'm still upset I bought the 12 issues of FF and Iron man - Marvel stole my money on a bankruptcy gamble project, but I didn't know that as a young teen. Jim Lee and Portacio's art for the fist 6 issues was fun, that's it - bad comics! I look forward to hearing your insight!

Quick Google search tells me 'Kestrel' is apparently John Wraith, while 'Vole' is Psi-Borg (Aldo Ferro).

Coming here from Jay Shapiro's link

My first comic, I still have it

I have this one and I love these gimmicky covers.

I remember purchasing this book all those years ago. The gimmick cover era, fun times more or less.

Joe drawing ROUGE!!! WHAT A COVER! Those were my TIMES°

Damn, I need that variant cover. Joe Mad made everything look cool even the beast.🤔

The entire team is at the top of their game ! Very underrated era of xmen probably due to onslaught ending the way it did

The final panel in the Gambit/Joseph sequence is indeed the re-designed face of a Phalanx, with it's slanted, almost Symbiote-like multiple eye and the grinning mouth. If I'm not mistaken this is the base form or 'true form' of the Phalanx, rather than the assimilated humans we've seen them as so far with the yellow circuitry somewhat resembling Warlock and the Technarchy.

I have the Joseph cover 😢

Finally a channel that isn’t covering the same 5 stories as all the other youtubers. Subbed.

Anyone else think it hilarious that a Shi'ar Empire navigator uniform comes with a bare midriff? I'm assuming that's standard for females and males, which makes it funnier. And this is probably a pretty uncommon opinion, but Rogue's purple and yellow costume in this arc is my favorite. And not just because of that cover.

You have a great channel and I'm glad you're covering the X-Men from the '90s and '80s The best one was the Ghost Rider from the '90s I subscribe to your channel

I got to catch up on this era of X-Men

If my memory is accurate....the demons to Madelyne's left and right are Jean's parents.

I loved this series, as well as the Avengers V X-Men.... Marvel was clicking on all cylinders 📚

This Buscema run checks all of the boxes for me. 1) It is my favorite JB Marvel story arc (MCP issues 1 thru 10). 2) I feel it was one of the most underrated story arcs from the Copper age, though I believe it was highly popular when it was first published.

Pud’n and Mindy should meet ghost rider

Th rowdyruff boys should meet daredevil

I hope you know in some places they still do that like in 13 ghost willie earl crucified withe rail road spikes drivien in

Daredevil and punisher already have a Netflix series so how come ghost Rider and Blade don’t have a Netflix series

They should make a new television show called Marvel knights features Blade, Punisher, Daredevil and Ghost Rider

Bullseye is my favorite number one assassin

Spirit of vengeance

I'm really glad you're doing X-Factor. Wow, you have of knowledge on American entertainment. I always thought this was a very sad way to open the comic. Having 2 parents downing their unborn child. Especially black parents,who would know about discrimination. I love Havok and his power. I always wanted him and Polaris to be like Scott and Jean. They're just as powerful(unless Jean has the Phoenix). Great job on the video. I definitely agree,Stryfe is one of the best designs of a big bad. He should've been used more,in other books. X-Force, to me is his best work.

Great video, I remember this being the Kingpin's return form the"dead". I always thought it was strange he was coming back in the X-Men book. A solid debut for Carlos Pacheco. I'm sure you covered the 1st book, you don't just jump in the middle of a story. I like that. I have to go back and watch the 1st book.I always loved Sebastian Shaw. As powerful as he is,he prefers to play the hands off too good to fight role. I think Pacheco was wasted on the stories he penciled for his debut. Not the best storylines for such a great artist.

Ha…No more Shang-Chi

I remember promos for this story (first time I ever heard of Shang-Chi) but this particular issue was the only copy I was able to find at the local grocery store back then. I believe this was also the first of Carlos Pacheco's (I pronounced it Pa-CHEE-O back then...lol) work I purchased. Zero Tolerance was where I slowly started to lose interest in the X-titles (maybe comics overall) but Pacheo's art kept me buying a lot longer than the title alone should've. He ended up being among my favorite post-Joe Mad X-artists along with Salvador Larrocca.

Oh wow! This changes the context of why Elektra told Foggy to leave. In the original, I thought that she told him to leave because she knew that Bullseye was there but, this version makes it more introspective and internally conflictive. Very nice🤔

I never really understood the need for the bone claws because to me, they could've just made him a reinforced suit that had built in Adamantium claws. Which could've even served as an homage to how originally the claws were just apart of his gloves.

The narration panel that details Kitty covers nine hundred meters in three minutes, after she had already been dodging and running from the N'garai for quite some time prior, highlights the physical condition that an X-Man has to be in to do their job. Even after her initial battle with the demon, she was able to maintain a running pace on par with a marathon athlete. The X-Men are essentially an elite military squad with super powers. Even Kitty, who is critical of the workouts she has to do earlier in the issue, realizes the need for them as she struggles to survive the attack from the N'garai. I like this level of detail, as it highlights the difficulty, and seriousness of the job of being a superhero. It gives a level of depth to the comic book that implies it deals with mature themes, and is not just a child's story as comic book stories are so often assumed to be.

Great choice for today. I remember picking up the comics in my box when this came out and reading this right in Geppi's😂. Anything with Gladiator on the Cover I'd instantly grab! Merry Christmas Darr!!🎄🎁🕊️ Of course,Kallark had no idea who Tilby was,assuming she's an X-Man adds some comedy to the upcoming plot(I'd rather have seen Sam).

This mini series was a great pick for review. Golden age of Marvel during this period.

The art was very good, but I have to disagree about the storytelling. Gladiator comes to Earth to ask for the X-Men's help, and does so by attacking the first mutant he sees? Then he says it would be dishonorable to send a youth into combat, fully ignoring the fact that Sam was surrounded by children when the fight started. It all just seems indicative of the biggest problem with comics of the 90's: they tended to go for all the style and action of the genre while only putting in the barest effort on storytelling.

That's a fun fight between Cannonball and Gladiator, but I'm confused about how Sam withstands that punch. It says Gladiator's powers are based on confidence (I'm assuming his confidence), and he seemed pretty confident with that punch. I guess his enemy's confidence can negate that? It's also funny Gladiator spent the entire issue fighting the youth he considered it dishonorable to send out to help the Shi'ar empire. Nitpicks aside, that was a pretty fun issue. Merry Christmas!

Gorgeous comic. I have Madureira's whole run on uxm. Perfect timing for the review. Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas!! I got to tell you that it's been a pleasure watching your show! Happy Holidays, good sir!! ❤️🎄🎅👍🏻