The second story is the Cage/Sabretooth tale. They got the front cover billing. But do they deserve it?
Publisher: | Panini Magazines |
Writer: | Ferg Handley |
Pencils: | John Royle |
Inker: | David Roach |
Somebody has been smashing up community buildings around Harlem. Cage goes investigating and discovers it's a pack of mutant kids, lead by Sabretooth. Seems the kids are just being tested to see if they're good enough to join Magneto's Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. Strange, I didn't realize Magneto was into promoting random destruction.
Well, Cage defeats Sabretooth (who can't lay a claw on his tough skin). Then he talks to the kids and discovers they were just acting out of a sense of confusion and loneliness. The X-Men arrive and the young mutants decide to join the forces of goodness. Yay for the heroes!
Well, what a patronizing little effort that was.
Mom-and-apple-pie drivel that would need to be twice as clever just to even insult my intelligence.
One crappy web.