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The Book of Hope, Chapter Nine: X-Force #27

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Actually posted before the next issue comes out for a change, Chapter Nine of our look at the current X-Men crossover, Second Coming. Click behind the cut to read more!

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The Book of Hope, Chapter Eight: X-Men Legacy #236

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This week! Because no-one else will talk about X-Men with me: Chapter Eight of our look at the current X-Men crossover, Second Coming. Click behind the cut to read more!

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The Book of Hope, Chapter Seven: New Mutants #13

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The slightly late, never lamented Chapter Seven of the Book of Hope, our weekly look at the current X-Men crossover, Second Coming. These posts have been making our webhost weep every time they look at the traffic, so from now on the posts are going behind a cut. Click through to read more!

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The Book of Hope, Chapter Six: Uncanny X-Men #524

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We’re up to Part Six of Second Coming, and that means the seventh instalment of our weekly, increasingly nerdy look at the crossover! So nerdy, in fact, that I began the numbering from zero. That’s just a little programming joke, there.

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The Book of Hope, Chapter Five: X-Force #26

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Act One of Second Coming concludes as the X-Men finally get Hope and Cable back to Utopia – and naturally I’m here to waffle incoherently about it.

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The Book of Hope, Chapter Four: X-Men Legacy #235

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Slightly delayed due to the ash-cloud, but here’s the next instalment of our series of Second Coming features – Chapter Four of the Book of Hope, which covers X-Men Legacy #235, as well as “Second Coming Revelations”-branded spin-off, X-Factor #207. Meanwhile, the X-Force #26 instalment (featuring a SURPRISE death, Honest.) will be rushed through this weekend.

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