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Heads Up: This is NOT an Omnibus edition; its an OHC between Fatal Attractions and Phalanx Covenant
I tend to only collect the Marvel Omnis these days for reading and display. The Wedding of Cyclops and Phoenix arrived today and was supposed to be an Omnibus (touted so in the description here); but it turns out it's not branded as such on the spine and elsewhere, see pic. Looks like the regular OHC style and no reference to Omnibus in the liner notes or the fine print on the first couple pages. Book itself appears to be decently made w/ good binding, but it won't match other Omnis. As an OHC it will slot into that collection after Fatal Attractions and before the Phalanx Covenant. So Omnibus collectors/purists, be aware! ;-)
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2018
Heads Up: This is NOT an Omnibus edition; its an OHC between Fatal Attractions and Phalanx Covenant
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2018
I tend to only collect the Marvel Omnis these days for reading and display. The Wedding of Cyclops and Phoenix arrived today and was supposed to be an Omnibus (touted so in the description here); but it turns out it's not branded as such on the spine and elsewhere, see pic. Looks like the regular OHC style and no reference to Omnibus in the liner notes or the fine print on the first couple pages. Book itself appears to be decently made w/ good binding, but it won't match other Omnis. As an OHC it will slot into that collection after Fatal Attractions and before the Phalanx Covenant. So Omnibus collectors/purists, be aware! ;-)
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2018
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Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2018
This 2018 Oversized Hardcover (OHC) edition is the replacement of the old 2012 Trade Paperback (TPB), and features more than double the content (832 pages versus the old 408). This is the definitive collection of content from the period surrounding the wedding of Cyclops & Phoenix, as it FINALLY collects adjectiveless X-Men (Vol. 2, 1991) issues #31 - 35, which had been orphaned issues for the longest time and had never been collected until now! Marvel also decided to get rid of the subpar X-Men Annual #2 from the 2012 TPB and replaced it with much more important stories that actually pertain to the events in this collection: Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix limited series (#1 - 4), Cable # 6 - 8 (a story of Cyclops, Phoenix, and Cable), and the entire Bloodties crossover with the Avengers (making previous Bloodties releases now obsolete!).
This OHC does precisely what it sent out to do: Replace the old Wedding of Cyclops & Phoenix TPB, and add more content to the point where it fits in PERFECTLY between the Fatal Attractions OHC and Phalanx Covenant OHC -- this was the collection X-Men collectors have been waiting for to fill the gap between those two crossover collections and collect previously orphaned single issues.
The spine looks great and fits in perfectly with the other two OHC that come before and after this collection, those being the Fatal Attractions and Phalanx Covenant OHCs. All three have the big red MARVEL section at the top of the spines.
Excellent 90's art mostly provided by Andy Kubert (X-Men), John Romita Jr. (his 2nd run on Uncanny X-Men), Ian Churchill (Uncanny X-Men Annual #18 -- he would later go on to pencil the Cable series), and the underrated Gene Ha (Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix). You actually get some nice stories here - some low key, allowing the X-Men to actually relax a bit for the wedding, but also plenty of action, since, you know... they're super heroes and all. As far as 90's X-Scribes go, Fabian Nicieza and Scott Lobdell do not disappoint. This is mandatory for any X-Men collector.
The Much-Needed Stopgap is Finally Here!
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2018
Just what was needed!Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2018
This 2018 Oversized Hardcover (OHC) edition is the replacement of the old 2012 Trade Paperback (TPB), and features more than double the content (832 pages versus the old 408). This is the definitive collection of content from the period surrounding the wedding of Cyclops & Phoenix, as it FINALLY collects adjectiveless X-Men (Vol. 2, 1991) issues #31 - 35, which had been orphaned issues for the longest time and had never been collected until now! Marvel also decided to get rid of the subpar X-Men Annual #2 from the 2012 TPB and replaced it with much more important stories that actually pertain to the events in this collection: Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix limited series (#1 - 4), Cable # 6 - 8 (a story of Cyclops, Phoenix, and Cable), and the entire Bloodties crossover with the Avengers (making previous Bloodties releases now obsolete!).
This OHC does precisely what it sent out to do: Replace the old Wedding of Cyclops & Phoenix TPB, and add more content to the point where it fits in PERFECTLY between the Fatal Attractions OHC and Phalanx Covenant OHC -- this was the collection X-Men collectors have been waiting for to fill the gap between those two crossover collections and collect previously orphaned single issues.
The spine looks great and fits in perfectly with the other two OHC that come before and after this collection, those being the Fatal Attractions and Phalanx Covenant OHCs. All three have the big red MARVEL section at the top of the spines.
Excellent 90's art mostly provided by Andy Kubert (X-Men), John Romita Jr. (his 2nd run on Uncanny X-Men), Ian Churchill (Uncanny X-Men Annual #18 -- he would later go on to pencil the Cable series), and the underrated Gene Ha (Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix). You actually get some nice stories here - some low key, allowing the X-Men to actually relax a bit for the wedding, but also plenty of action, since, you know... they're super heroes and all. As far as 90's X-Scribes go, Fabian Nicieza and Scott Lobdell do not disappoint. This is mandatory for any X-Men collector.
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B
Finishing my collection
Reviewed in Canada on April 17, 2023
B
Reviewed in Canada on April 17, 2023
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Steve Barnes
It’s an omnibus: Great collection of 90s X-Men stories
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 30, 2021