>What is this storytime series all about? Everyday for the month of June 2016 (the rare 616 Month), commemorating the 55th anniversary of Marvel Comics, I storytime certain old Earth-616 Marvel Comics issues on their anniversary/if there's pottery when their respective release dates and volume & issue numbers align. Watch out for the appearances of the numbers 6, 1, and 6, in that order.
>For what purpose? Milestone celebrations of Earth-616, Universe-7 (the mainstream Marvel Universe before the 2015 event "Secret Wars").
>And today I storytime... The 25th anniversary of the smash-hit debut of X-Force!
Gabriel Flores
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Adam Harris
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Henry Kelly
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Bentley Roberts
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Aaron Ross
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James Lopez
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Dylan Foster
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Andrew Nelson
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Kayden Moore
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Logan Long
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Jaxon Perez
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Michael Bell
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Matthew Myers
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Carter Cox
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Hunter King
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William Powell
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Anthony Martin
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Evan Wright
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Kevin Cruz
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Jose Wood
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Henry Moore
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William Morales
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Tyler Wright
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Nicholas Sanders
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Jaxson Long
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Dylan Russell
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Ayden Turner
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Joshua Nguyen
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Isaiah Kelly
TOMORROW: "Big daddy needs food."
John Turner
I can handle the men being tumorous ugly freaks, it's the ugly women I can't stomach. Why did people by this again?
Hudson Richardson
The power of the name Rob Liefeld
Blake Adams
He has muscles on his loincloth? And what is his left leg doing there? There's nothing for it to be perched on.
Blake Jones
>Rob Liefeld
Nolan King
Love how people can run around Antarctica without heavy clothing.
Justin Evans
It was different and fresh once. Further, there was a lot of really boring derivative art at the time.
Kevin Brown
>The art >All those puns Did people take this shit seriously? Or was this a "so bad it's good" type of thing?
Jacob Rogers
It was exactly perfect for its time.
Sort of a "you had to be 8-12 in the early 90s" thing. You had to be there. But Liefeld, Lee, McFarlane were all rock stars and their art was super popular.
Camden Cruz
this art is much better, and also from the mid 80s, what do you mean?
Joseph James
>There's nothing for it to be perched on. There is clearly a guardrail
Chase Cox
You might like it better, (I don't like it or Liefield) but it lacks drama in comparison to Liefield's liney bullshit. Liefield is technically weaker, but, at the same time, more dramatic. More importantly, Liefields art was really different.
Lincoln Reyes
I remember as a kid in the early 90s, looking at that page, seeing all the errors and body proportions, facepalming myself about the fucked-up perspective between Wapath and Cable. And yet, the other kids ate that up and asked for more. A quarter century later, I still don't get it.
Dominic Myers
Pouches around the legs. Now that'll make running easier.
