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The first half of the book is excellent, featuring X-23, Gambit, Jubilee and Wolverine. The characterization Liu gets done is awesome and you live the story through the pages. It has emotion on it, I really think x-23 is a great comic for the female fans, it's a pity it got canceled. The second half features the Fantastic4, in my opinion this is a downer (I so prefered Logan, Gambit and Jubes!), still a good purchase. You get to see what X-23 is going through, Liu does a fantastic job.


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X23 Vol 2 Chaos Theory Marjorie Liu Sana Takeda Phil Noto 9780785152965 Books Reviews

Another volume of the adventures of Wolverine's gender reversed clone X-23, who it seems is a much more interesting character than her progenitor. Marjorie Liu has a very good take on this troubled former assassin trying to find her way in the world on her own terms. And her way of writing Gambit, who is along in something of a mentor role, is very good indeed, some of the best writing the character has had in a decade. The first half suffers somewhat from art that has manga influences (just a personal preference; I've always disliked manga and anime), but the second half improves from a different artist. The second half pairs the characters up with the Future Foundation, the former Fantastic Four, where Liu again shows she has a good grasp at writing strong characterization. A very good take on the world of mutants in the Marvel universe.
Marjorie Liu really knows how to craft stories with very good drama, simple but effective action and little bits of humor. With X-23, she's proved that Laura is far more than a clone of Wolverine. Liu is joined by Sana Takeda, who's style seems perfect for this series. Phil Noto also does some work,which looks good.
After some surprising revelations from the Daken/X-23 Collision crossover, Laura is trying to find her place in the world, which is something that ever teenager can relate to. She is heavily depressed, and we see Wolverine and Jubilee (Who was turned into a vampire in X-Men Curse of the Mutants ) have a sort of "intervention" for her. What I love about this three issue arc is we get to see Laura and Jubilee become "friends." Marjorie Liu does a fantastic job of setting up this fledgling friendship between two unlikely people. It's nice to see her help Laura resolve her depression. Sana Takeda's artwork is vibrant and beautiful. I love the way Laura is drawn, it really adds a new side to the character that we haven't really gotten a chance to see. While the artwork has a shiny luster to it, it adds a unique quality to Takeda's artwork that I heavily enjoyed.
The second arc in this volume, 'Chaos Theory', is a four issues long and features the Future Foundation and Fantastic Four. A mysterious force is hunting Laura, and it's up to her and the FF to stop it. Marjorie Liu writes an interesting chemistry between X-23 and the FF. There is a little bit of friction between them, yet they must overcome it to deal with the imminent threat. Phil Noto joins Liu for this arc. While his style comes off a little plain, there is a certain realism to his artwork. Also he draws subtle expressions and great looking action.
Overall this is an excellent entry to Laura's life. This is a large improvement of the first volume and the Daken-heavy 'Collision' crossover. There is much to love in this volume. Liu's ability to blend drama, action, and unlikely paired characters works well here. Takeda's fantastic artwork really complements her writing. Newcomers could easily pick this up and Liu draws fans in even deeper with this volume. I'm definitely looking forward to the next (and unfortunately final) volume of X-23 to be released soon. Four and a half stars out of five.
This series is a mixed bag for me. One artist I like, one I hate. I love X-23 but the writers don't seem to know what to do with her.
I had been anticipating this comic for a while and was so excited when it came out. I found it on for a great price, and even had free shipping due to purchasing two comics that totaled more than $25 at once. The story is great and the art impressive. I would recommend for any X-23 fan!
X-23 wolverine's "daughter" is a pretty good and interesting comic. The character x-23 is actually very well thought up. Others might not think so but to me its a good comic.
The story continues and develops a lot of depth in X-23's character. Lengthy flashbacks and extended dialogue, by and about X-23, really help to explain the troubled young woman. Definitely worth buying if you already have the first one.
The first half of this book was just too good to put down. I loved every page, the deep conversations were really great between jublie and X-23. I could not get enough of it, and I wanted more. I now want to read more about their friendship instead, and how it grows. The art was to die for, I loved it and considered it one of the best art style I've ever seen. To me, since I read a lot of Japanese Manga, art is a big thing.

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However, the second arc just threw me for a loop. I was very annoyed, I thought the X-23 books would be in a plot line, not break off into several directions. I did not enjoy the art style in the second half, Almost put it down because of it. The random Fantastic four and spidermen entering was weird. The story in the second half was just boring and random. It was like the author gave up. The art style Please don't ever use that artstyle for any comic every again.
The first half of the book is excellent, featuring X-23, Gambit, Jubilee and Wolverine. The characterization Liu gets done is awesome and you live the story through the pages. It has emotion on it, I really think x-23 is a great comic for the female fans, it's a pity it got canceled. The second half features the Fantastic4, in my opinion this is a downer (I so prefered Logan, Gambit and Jubes!), still a good purchase. You get to see what X-23 is going through, Liu does a fantastic job.