Ultimate X-Men, Volume 4: Hellfire and Brimstone [NOOK Book]

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The world tour is over. It ended abruptly and tragically, with deaths and hard decisions. After returning home to Westchester, the X-Men attempt to continue on, bringing normalcy back to their lives as best they can, opening the school to students once more. However, just as everything settles back to the mundane, Jean Grey's life shifts towards the bizarre. Her mental barriers are starting to erode, as she begins to see things... like a giant bird composed of flames. Ultimate ...
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Ultimate X-Men, Volume 4: Hellfire and Brimstone

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Overview

The world tour is over. It ended abruptly and tragically, with deaths and hard decisions. After returning home to Westchester, the X-Men attempt to continue on, bringing normalcy back to their lives as best they can, opening the school to students once more. However, just as everything settles back to the mundane, Jean Grey's life shifts towards the bizarre. Her mental barriers are starting to erode, as she begins to see things... like a giant bird composed of flames. Ultimate X-Men (2000) #21-25.
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The X-Men have returned home to Winchester after their world tour ended abruptly and tragically. Hoping to return to normalcy, this little clan of heroes resume old activities. But just as things begin to grow comfortingly dull, Jean Grey starts to fall to pieces. Are her hallucinations mere passing fancies or are they the portents of infectious madness?
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780785171287
  • Publisher: Marvel Enterprises, Inc.
  • Publication date: 10/25/2011
  • Series: Ultimate X-Men Series , #4
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Sales rank: 99,628
  • File size: 54 MB
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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 18, 2012

    Hello...

    Did no one read this?

    0 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 19, 2004

    X-Men fan

    Horrible! The Phoenix is supposed to be a pure entity of energy. However, this book is too short, professor X beats Phoenix so easily. No Way! Also, the art was horrible. They need to stick with the same artist from volumes 1-3.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 14, 2003

    GRAT NEW WAY OF PHOINEX

    THIS IS A GRAET VERSION OF PHOINEX. I DO HOWEVER THINK THE ART IS BETTER I THE ATHER ULTIMATE X-MEN BOOKS. THE ART IN THE BEGGINING IS WAY TO CARTOONISH. THE STORY WAS VERY WELL DONE. THE STORY LINE IS WHEN THE X-MEN FIGHT THE ULTIMATES.ND WHEN CYCLOPS IS MISSING.

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    Posted December 24, 2012

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