A review by vcrog
X-Men Legacy, Volume 1: Prodigal by Tan Eng Huat, Simon Spurrier
4.0
Inspired to read this from watching Legion (so so excellent, everyone go watch it!) and hearing Si Spurrier on various comics-related podcasts.
Not sure where in continuity this comes, which was slightly confusing, but then, that's the whole point of Legion (to an extent)! The representation of David's messed up mind (I'm sure he wouldn't mind me saying that) and the interplay between his mind and the 'real world' is expertly done and makes for a crazy fun read.
Also the X-Men come off a huge jerks in this which is excellent fun.
This is a great, super trippy, fantastically written and drawn book.
Am now just mourning the fact that Legion (the TV show) didn't find a way to replicate that hair. It's truly glorious.
Not sure where in continuity this comes, which was slightly confusing, but then, that's the whole point of Legion (to an extent)! The representation of David's messed up mind (I'm sure he wouldn't mind me saying that) and the interplay between his mind and the 'real world' is expertly done and makes for a crazy fun read.
Also the X-Men come off a huge jerks in this which is excellent fun.
This is a great, super trippy, fantastically written and drawn book.
Am now just mourning the fact that Legion (the TV show) didn't find a way to replicate that hair. It's truly glorious.