Psylocke #4: Open Thread
Psylocke #4 (Preview)
Writer: Chris Yost
Penciler: Harvey Tolibao
Inker: Sandu Florea
From Marvel: “This is it. Psylocke has cut her way through ninjas, bodyguards and super-powered assassins on her mission to exact revenge upon Matsu’o Tsurayaba. With her target in sight, there’s only one more opponent standing between her and what she wants. And it may just be the fight of her life. Don’t miss the epic conclusion of “KILL MATSU’O”, where Psylocke takes up her sword against the one man who might just give her a run for her money: WOLVERINE.”
On sale February 17, 2010.
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Share your thoughts on the final issue of this miniseries in the comments below. And if you haven’t picked up the issue, make sure to read the preview, linked next the series title above.
I thought that this was both good and bad. First off, I didn’t care for the idea of the fight between Wolverine and Psylocke just to solve the dispute between the two of them. I figured for good friends and teammates that actually conversing about it was the route that should’ve been taken instead of both of them looking to spill each other’s blood. The end of the issue though seemed quite good at the resolving of Psylocke’s personal journey. Unfortunately for such a good story of personal growth for the character, it’ll probably fall on deaf ears for individuals… Read more »
Yes, a very intriguing series, much better than I expected. The ending left me feeling a little empty though, especially from Wolverine’s side, for we should have seen Psylocke back down or Wolverine kill her. This was a question of honor on his part. But since this was a Psylocke miniseries, she was destined to succeed and everyone else in the series fail. That is probably my biggest frustration with these hero vs hero confrontations. There is no natural flow to the story, merely a classic superhero battle, with both combatants walking away. When you have a character like Wolverine,… Read more »
DiG, that was exactly what I did not like about “Get Mystique.” He was sent to “get” her, and after she humiliated him over and over, and tricked him again and again, and he got the **** beat out of him, he still just walked away. He didn’t exactly come away looking like the “best at what he does” there.