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Astonishing X-Men (2004) #24

 
 
Astonishing X-Men (2004) #24 View Larger Size
Writer: 
Joss Whedon
Penciller (cover): 
John Cassaday
Colorist: 
Laura Martin
Letterer: 
Chris Eliopoulos
Orig. Published: 
January 23, 2008
Imprint: 
MARVEL UNIVERSE 
Rating: 
T 
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960605543-02411

The Story: (hide) “UNSTOPPABLE” Everything, from #1 to now, comes down to this. Things will change. One will not return. This is the end. Or is it? Part 6 (of 6) Rated T …$2.99

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amorbavian
 
 

If I did not have user comments, I would not have had a clue where to continue this amazing story (it is way better than issues 25-35). There should be a link to the Giant Size issue at the end of issue 24 or at least something explaining where to get the ending of the story!

 
 
amorbavian | Dec 4, 2011 | 3:52 am
msuavengers
 
 

Just search for Giant-Size Astonishing X-Men #1.Erections for everyone!

 
 
msuavengers | Mar 24, 2011 | 9:27 pm
Rockoutreaper
 
 

ATTENTION:  Okay, so this is why you might be confused as to where the story went...it apparently was TOO AMAZINGLY CRAFTED to be in a less than 30 page comic..........so it was made into the Astonishing X-Men #1 GIANT-SIZE.  It's freakin 46 pages long and has an amazing ending which DOES NOT leave you angered at the writers (like you were in the Ultimate series, right?).     NOW GO.  Wheddon ...


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Rockoutreaper | Feb 23, 2011 | 8:41 pm
Rockoutreaper
 
 

Honestly!  I mean, what happened!?  #25 didn't have anything to do with it, yet it seems to be directly after this arc (up to 24) and before Messiah Complex...WTF.  1-24 had a really well written story too.....    : (

 
 
Rockoutreaper | Feb 23, 2011 | 8:01 pm
Suzerain
 
 

Yes, what happened here?  Marvel just left this story hanging like a recount chad or something?  Puh-lease!

 
 
Suzerain | Feb 20, 2011 | 6:44 am

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