New X-Men (2001-2004) (8 book series) Kindle Edition

New X-Men (2001-2004) (8 book series)

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by Grant Morrison (Author) , Frank Quitley (Illustrator) , Ethan Van Sciver (Illustrator) and 3 more

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Sixteen million mutants dead - and that's just the beginning! The destruction of Genosha is just the beginning of a new era for the X-Men.

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New X-Men by Grant Morrison Vol. 1: E Is For Extinction (New X-Men (2001-2004))

by Grant Morrison (Author) and 3 more

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Collects New X-Men (2001) #114-117 & New X-Men Annual #1. Cassandra Nova has murdered 16 million mutants. Now she has her sights set on The X-Men! Xavier and his team of mutants have long dreamed of a time of peace. But the time for dreaming is over. Now it is time to fight.

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New X-Men By Grant Morrison Vol. 2: Imperial (New X-Men (2001-2004))

by Grant Morrison (Author) and 6 more

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Collects New X-Men (2001) #118-126.

John Sublime and his U-Men launch an attack on the X-Men while a villain thought long gone makes their reappearance, Professor X lies in a coma -- trapped within the shattered form of his evil twin! Cassandra Nova, the psionic psychopath inhabiting Xavier's body, has returned to Earth -- with the might of the entire Shi'Ar Imperium!

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New X-Men By Grant Morrison Vol. 3: New Worlds (New X-Men (2001-2004))

by Grant Morrison (Author) and 3 more

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Collects New X-Men #127-133.

From the teeming city streets of Mutant Town to the irradiated ruins of the island nation Genosha, once a haven for mutants, the X-Men set out to heal the rift between humanity and Homo Superior only to uncover a terrifying new threat to both species.

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New X-Men By Grant Morrison Vol. 4: Riot At Xavier's (New X-Men (2001-2004))

by Grant Morrison (Author) and 3 more

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Collects New X-Men #134-138. Professor Xavier's School for the Gifted is a sanctuary, a safe haven for oppressed mutant youth. But the unimaginable happens when a student reinvents himself as Kid Omega and decides to take over the school. It's mutant vs. mutant...will the school ever be the same?

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New X-Men By Grant Morrison Vol. 5: Assault on Weapon Plus (New X-Men (2001-2004))

by Grant Morrison (Author) and 4 more

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Collects New X-Men #139-145.

More secrets of the world's deadliest mutant are exposed! Wolverine, Cyclops and the enigmatic mutant known as Fantomex travel to the other side of the world and beyond in search of the keys to their pasts. However, what they find within the deadly Weapon X program may be more frightening than their worst nightmares!

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New X-Men By Grant Morrison Vol. 6: Planet X (New X-Men (2001-2004))

by Grant Morrison (Author) and 5 more

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Collects New X-Men 146-150.

The genetic terrorist known as Magneto, Master of Magnetism, is back to end the X-Men. They have battled him on countless occasions and once thought him dead, but can they survive his latest attack and prevent his planned genocide of the entire human race?

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New X-Men By Grant Morrison Vol. 7: Here Comes Tomorrow (New X-Men (2001-2004))

by Grant Morrison (Author) and 3 more

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Collects New X-Men #151-154.

Meet the X-Men from 150 years in our future. While some faces may seem familiar, readers will discover all-new heroes and villains for the first time. What incredible force threatens to destroy the mutants of the future, and how will it affect the X-Men of today?

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X-Men: Phoenix In Darkness by Grant Morrison (New X-Men (2001-2004))

by Grant Morrison (Author) and 5 more

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Collects New X-Men (2001) #146-154.

Jean Grey’s cycle of death and rebirth continues as one of comics’ most celebrated writers leaves his unmistakable mark on the Phoenix! As Jean’s connection with the cosmic firebird rekindles, Magneto returns! The X-Men thought his mutant menace had finally been ended — but he was hiding in plain sight all along, waiting to make his move. With the X-Men scattered and blindsided, New York aflame and Xavier’s students corrupted, Jean must reclaim the power of the Phoenix…no matter the terrible cost! Then, 150 years in the future, the X-Men’s ultimate foe has finally revealed his true face. But when the Phoenix Egg is discovered, will the X-Men of tomorrow become the next victims to burn in the Phoenix Force’s purifying flames? Experience a pivotal chapter in the life and legacy of Jean Grey!

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N. L.

Great jumping back in point in the X-men series

Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2019

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I quit reading comics a few decades back, a friend recommended this as a jumping in point, can’t believe how good the X-men became after I quit reading comics. If you want to catch up this is an amazing point to start!

I bought the hardback version, there’s no flaws from what I’ve seen, it’s a beautiful looking book, but it is heavy and thick so marathon reading might be a bit uncomfortable.

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A Good Read from the House of Ideas!

Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2017

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Grant Morrison's "New X-Men Omnibus" collects issues 114-154 of the series and the 2001 annual. The series began in 2001, picking up from "X-Men" volume 2. In the wake of "X-Men: The Movie", artist Frank Quietly redesigned the characters and their costumes to reflect the aesthetic of the film. Morrison focused on a small core team and engaged with the type of politics that would surround mutants in the real world with obvious references to the gay rights movement. The series continued through 2004 before returning to the "X-Men" title with Chuck Austen's takeover and Salvador Larroca's return to the classic costumes. These "New X-Men" stories introduce Cassandra Nova, Professor Xavier's unborn twin who represents one of the X-Men's greatest threats and destroys Genosha, the mutant-run country, killing sixteen million mutants at once. In light of the time of publication, this event serves as a 9/11 allegory for the X-Men universe. Another story focuses on Xavier's young students, who begin to idolize the policies of Magneto and become radicalized. The third large storyline explores the Weapon Plus program, working in details from "Origin", recently published at that time. Finally, the series ends with two multiple-issue storylines about Magneto and the Phoenix. Morrison's writing and Quietly's art are still interesting and entertaining nearly two decades after this was published, but some of the guest artists leave something to be desired. This omnibus edition is nice because of how it collects everything, but its size makes it a bit cumbersome to read at times. Unlike other collected editions, Morrison's storylines are relatively self-contained with only passing references to previous events, so this is a nice way to read a coherent narrative.

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Jeff Brock

The comics are amazing. The book was damaged the I received it

Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2018

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The comics are amazing. The book was damaged the I received it. The jacket was cut on the upper left hand corner and the upper left corner of the book had a cut as well. It's a minor nitpick but its still annoying. 5 stars for the stories. 4 for the condition of the bool

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Ricky

No joke when it was listed as Like New. And for that price I was skeptical ...

Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2017

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No joke when it was listed as Like New. And for that price I was skeptical at first considering lower qualities were double the price. I was beyond impressed. This has been my favorite x-men story and I missed the first time the Omnibus was released. I'm glad that I can finally have this in my collection.

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Sebastian

THE PUNK ROCKER OF COMICS IS IN FULL FORM!

Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2007

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The manifesto by the author in the extra features explains it all: Grant Morrison set out to jumpstart the X-Universe in a way that has rarely been seen before. He succeeds in leaps and bounds. Here, he has all the epic grandeur spawning from the teams 40+ year history. But instead of getting bogged down by all that past, he uses it as "window dressing" for great stories about enormous characters.

HAVING THE WHOLE RUN IN ONE COLLECTION IS A DREAM COME TRUE! The oversized, glossy pages are gorgeous, and this is definitely worth the price tag.

And finally, the thing I like best about Morrison, is he made it suck to be a mutant again. For too long, Mutants were mostly beautiful people filling out sexy spandex that were "cursed" by their gifts. Wah. Characters like beak (a scrawny chicken-boy) and Three-Faced John make it easy to see why mutants are outcast, and that's what makes them so interesting.

p.s. I took off a star cause i'm not the biggest Frank Quietly fan.

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Royland Odell Owens

Great Run By Mr. Morrison

Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2013

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Its sad that in two years time Marvel deconstructed the world Grant Morrison took four years to create. I'm glad that I purchased this omnibus so I could check out the most phenomenal XMen run sincE Claremont/ Lee. Not only does it collect the run in its entirety it also features the 2001 annual.

This collection also opens the Morrison Manifesto, his blueprint for the four years he would be writer. As well as the script for the first story.

Grant Morrison brought to the XMen the same mania he bought to such DC titles as : Doom Patrol, Book 1: Crawling From the Wreckage , The Animal Man Omnibus and his creator owned The Invisibles Omnibus .

He crafted some very good heroes ( Beak, The Stepford Cuckoos), Villains(Cassandra Nova, John Sublime) and got the team out of Spandex for 4 years and it's cool that that concept spilled over into other Xbooks.

This collecttion features a sewn binding which means it should stand up to multiple readings

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jackw

Grant Morrison's defining run!

Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2020

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So have you ever thought where to start with the X-men at a start of new era? Well this run is history on the shelf that represents the X-men and effects the x-men the most, if your looking for the defining run this is it.

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MATTHEW

outstanding

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 7, 2020

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this book is brilliant but my only gripe is the state of the binding it had when it came which is why its a three

Leon19

A very unique and somewhat realistic take on the X-men!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 6, 2012

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This omnibus collects the complete run of Grant Morrison on the X-men and i have to stay i really enjoyed the story! it was one of the best stores i have ever read on X-men and despite the superpowers, fictional places etc. he manages in combination with the art to give a realistic feel to the X-men so even if you don't read comic books and just like the movies then you will definitely enjoy this omnibus. I recommend it for anyone from the movie fans to comic book fans

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giggling_donkey

and a great starting point for newcomers to the franchise

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 7, 2015

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Outstanding story and superb artwork. A must have for any X-Men fan, and a great starting point for newcomers to the franchise. Highly recommended!!!

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Sphynex

really nice

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 25, 2016

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just in time, really nice copy

Amazon Kunde

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 13, 2015

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SUPER!

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Grant Morrison

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Grant Morrison is one of comics' greatest innovators. His long list of credits includes Batman: Arkham Asylum, All-Star Superman, JLA, Green Lantern, Animal Man, Doom Patrol, The Invisibles, WE3 and The Filth.

The TV series of his graphic novel HAPPY! is showing on SYFY and Netflix.

Photo by PDH (File:Grant_morrison.jpg) [CC BY 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons.

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