Take you're time, yo. Lol. It's just that the lastest ANXM issue had being like "Man, Amb's NXM fanfic is lightyears better; even when the characters are just chillin' during downtime."
That, and Hellion's recent appearance has got me antsy for my (and apparently the X-Book forum's) favorite NXM.
OK guys, hit me with some recommendations.
I have read the entire run of ANXM previous and up to the current issue, All-New Wolverine and own the X-23/Daken Collision book.
Is there anything you think that I absolutely have to read of X-23?
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Mandatory:
NYX
X-23: Innocence Lost
X-23: Target X
Kyle and Yost's New X-Men
Kyle and Yost's X-Force (note the KYost series include the crossovers: Messiah Complex, Messiah War, Necrosha, and Second Coming).
The rest of the Liu X-23 ongoing and one-shot
Helpful for her current status:
Avengers Academy (starting around issue 18, I think)
Avengers Arena
The Logan Legacy
Wolverines
Completionists can throw in stuff like her early Uncanny appearances, and her Captain Universe one-shot (helpful backstory for Chaos Theory arc from the Liu series). She had an interesting teamup with Ghostrider in X-Men: Serve And Protect, and she kicked Amadeus Cho in the balls once during Fear Itself: Homefront, which is worth reading just for that.
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Uh hell yeah. You are missing the big three as I call them.
X-23: Innocence Lost
X-23: Target X
X-Force by Kyle/Yost
These three books contain pure Laura awesomeness. Then there is also New X-Men starting with issue 20. It's teen book like ANXM so you can expect some teen drama in it which you won't find in the other books I mentioned. It's set between Target X and X-Force.
Also do you have only the X-23/Daken stuff? Because Liu had a 21-issue run which Collision was part of.
There are even more but I would say these are the biggest and most important ones.
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Innocence Lost and Target X if you haven't already. I go back and read those once every year. Her stint in New X-Men and Kyle/Yost X-Force are great. There's this moment in X-Force where she recreates a scene in her head based off of her senses. It's a really cool Laura CSI thing that shows off her training and how her my works.
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Wolverines was actually one that I'm considering getting sooner rather than later because Soule being the writer on it (I believe, too lazy to check). But thanks!
I have Collision mostly because of the Daken run before and after it, which after a couple of years sitting on my shelf really needs to be read haha! Collision is also the book I need to finish both runs too, being the completionist that I am
I can see Innocence Lost is definitely a firm favourite then
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Soule wrote a very good X-23. There were a couple off moments in the dialogue, but on the whole his portrayal was very solid. Except for the last issue, but then again EVERYONE had a massive dose of PIS to make it work. And yeah, Innocence Lost is not only probably THE best X-23 story, but I'd say it compares to a lot of the better solo limited series in the X-books.
Yeah, Circle of Four was fun, but I wouldn't consider it "required reading" material since it's a pretty isolated story. Then again, with Taylor being one of the few writers at Marvel who actually seems to care about continuity, if his run lasts long enough maybe we'll see it revisited some day.
Tom Taylor interview on issue 9, old man logan and road to civil war at Comicvine.
http://comicvine.gamespot.com/articl...-/1100-155156/