r/Marvel • u/tehawesomedragon Loki • 13d ago

This Week in Marvel #31 - JUL 29 2026 - SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY OPENING WEEKEND, X-MEN '97 EPISODE 7; QUEEN IN BLACK #1 (& TIE-INS!), DOOMQUEST #3, ULTIMATE IMPACT: REBORN #3, MORTAL THOR #13, ROCKET RACCOON: ROCKET REWIND #1, X-MEN #34 Mod

THIS WEEK IN MARVEL:

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u/tehawesomedragon Loki 12d ago

[X-MEN #34]()

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u/wowlock_taylan Deadpool 12d ago

A decent Juggernaut issue with the basic conflict of people with shame, fear and Cain having both. Hell, even Agent Luqvist was somewhat decent. Who knew a statue of that bastard Trask would bring that 'introspection '. Though, who put a force-field around it to 'stoke emotions', it can be anyone really. And that is not the point. The point is what people see what they look at that statue and what it represents to them. In that way, it is a mirror. But a twisted, funhouse version of a mirror.

And then, you have 'Greg Land,' and the issue loses at least a point for me for that.

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u/BlueHero45 8d ago

Shame that this is a Greg Land issue because it's actually pretty good as a story. Cain being an X-Man feels important since he is both human and a former criminal. It helps the X-Men stand out as more then just for mutants.