X-Men Magneto Testament #2 (OF 5)

X-Men Magneto Testament #2 (OF 5)

The latest from the Marvel Knights line!

The definitive origin story of one of Marvel's greatest icons continues as young Magneto, a Jewish boy in Hitler's Germany, travels to Berlin with his father in a desperate attempt to secure protection from the Nazi menace. What new rules and skills must father and son learn to survive in this insane new world? And will those lessons be enough to save their family on the Night of Broken Glass?

WRITER: GREG PAK
PENCILS: CARMINE DI GIANDOMENICO
INKS: CARMINE DI GIANDOMENICO
COLORED BY: MATT HOLLINGSWORTH
COVER BY: DAVID AJA & MARKO DJURDJEVIC

Price: $3.99

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I'm loving these covers

Posted by deadspace on 10/06/08 at 06:45 PM

i LOVED the first issue, it was my pick of the week when it was released. so far this has been a great eamination of jewish oppression under an ever growing Nazi threat. forget the fact that its an X-men book, this is just an all around great book

Posted by mikegraham6 on 10/07/08 at 08:22 AM

Upon reading the 1st issue this has become one of my most anticipated books.  When series is done, I'll be picking up the TPB as well.

Posted by WetWork on 10/07/08 at 09:11 AM

i think i'm going to get this 

Posted by edward on 10/07/08 at 11:51 PM

It's an increadible Holocaust story.  It's shaking and amazing and overwhelming at times in the emotional power of it.  It is brilliantly written.  It carries the shock of that time without going so far as to disconnect the reader.  The characters are beautifully depicted, hopeful and foolish and fighting odds they just can't fight and don't want to.  The story is both horrifying and compelling.  That is what they were shooting for and they hit the bullseye.

But it isn't an X-Men story; it isn't a Magneto story. I want to see Erik (sorry Max) strike back, perhaps drunk with his own new-found undefeatability.  And that's the disconnect I can't make with this book.  I see tanks rolling towards Magneto and expect him to crush them, or float them, or turn them into avant garde sculptures because that's what Magneto does. 

Posted by Kehinde on 10/10/08 at 11:23 AM

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