X-Men: Magneto - Testamento
Format: paperback
ISBN:
9788498852578 (8498852579)
Publish date: October 2009
Publisher: Panini Comics España (Marvel Comics)
Pages no: 128
Edition language: Spanish
Category:
Young Adult,
History,
Historical Fiction,
World War II,
Sequential Art,
Graphic Novels,
Comics,
Comic Book,
Holocaust,
Superheroes,
Marvel,
X Men
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The best thing about this series is that it is not about a superhero/villain or mutant, but about a very human boy forced to become a man during the Holocaust. We've always known about Magneto's past, but we've never seen it. Not like this. I kept wondering if and when his powers would manifest, as ...
I really liked this. Longer review later.
Summary: This comic compendium details Max Eisenhardt's childhood and adolescence as he tries to escape the Nazi regime, only to end up in a concentration camp where he will witness horror upon horror before escaping to one day become Magneto, the X-Men's greatest foe.Verdict: Great as a history les...
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