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Title	:	Astonishing X-Men, Volume 3: Torn (Astonishing X-Men (2004) (Collected Editions) #3)
Author	:	Joss Whedon
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 152 pages
Published	:	February 14th 2007 by Marvel (first published January 1st 2007)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Superheroes. Marvel. X Men. Comic Book. Fiction

Astonishing X-Men, Volume 3: Torn (Astonishing X-Men (2004) (Collected Editions) #3)

Joss Whedon

Paperback | Pages: 152 pages

Rating: 4.24 | 9109 Users | 258 Reviews

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The X-Men are betrayed by someone close to them as a series of psychic attacks leave Cyclops in a coma, Beast going feral, Kitty phasing to the center of the earth, and Wolverine acting like a cowardly 19th century gentleman. Meanwhile, the alien from Breakworld who has future knowledge that an X-Man will destroy his planet has broken free of government custody and is on his way to the mansion to make a bad situation worse. All of which is a pretty average Wednesday at Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters.

Another very entertaining collection, and Whedon’s knack of knowing how to combine superpowers with plotting and character stuff really shines here. The only real criticism I could make is that if you haven’t read Grant Morrison’s run on New X-Men then you might be lost at certain points.

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Original Title:	Astonishing X-Men, Volume 3: Torn
ISBN:	0785117598 (ISBN13: 9780785117599)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Astonishing X-Men (2004) (Collected Editions) #3, X-Men Marvel Deluxe #Astonishing 3
Characters:	Kitty Pryde, Scott Summers, Wolverine, Armor, Blindfold, Danger, Hank McCoy, Abigail Brand, Sebastian Shaw, Piotr Rasputin, Emma Frost

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Maybe not quite as amazing as the first two volumes, but still really, remarkably good. The Emma subplot is finally played out, and... Well, I'm not entirely sure that the Big Reveal can hold up. That said, the whammy on Kitty was just wrenching, and I enjoyed every moment of Logan as Christopher Robin. Another fun collection, even if I'm not exactly looking forward to X-Men in Space, Take 176.

The copy of this I picked up has no indication of where it might come in a series. I was sure it was probably in the middle of something anyway, but I thought I'd give it a go, see if X-men is something I'm interested in following ('cause you know, it's not like I'm following enough already).If you're already invested in the characters and know what's going on the story, then I think this would be a gut punch of a volume. There's some amazing stuff going on with Kitty Pryde, and all of the X-men

Whedon steps up his writing in these issues compared to vol. 1 and 2. These bound issues are a fine example of how good of a read comics can be.

I love Joss Whedon's writing, and the fact that he brought about a story that faced a problem that the fans probably were having a hard time dealing with for a while, I know I did, can we really trust the White Queen? The art is great, and I love that Whedon wrote for the fan based which are not 9 year olds anymore, but are gown-ups, and he put them in grown up situations. It's really refreshing that after so long someone is taking the X-men seriously.

The campy-named Hellfire Club and its roster of oddball villains sashay up to the Westchester School for a showdown with our heroes. But there is a turncoat among the X-Men, the once-villainous-turned-good-now-turned-bad-again Emma Frost who it seems has been helping Cassandra Nova regain power slowly to come back and defeat the X-Men once and for all. Throw in SWORD, the quasi-government agency from the future/another dimension (I forget) who are looking to save their world from destruction by

This is probably my favourite volume of Whedon's X-Men, or any other X-Men for that matter. It feels like watching some of the best episodes of Buffy (it actually conceptually resembles "Tabula Rasa"), only with X-Men as main characters. I love Logan as a little child. I love Scott "Making a statement". I love Kitty kicking Emma's ass. Gahd, I love this comic book. I am so happy it exists.

Astonishing X-Men Vol 3: Torn collects issues #13 to 18 is a much better read than the second TPB. Torn focuses on Emma Frost (she's been acting a bit strange lately...)and the possible return of the Hellfire Club. Also, I enjoyed the way Joss Whedon evolved Kitty Pryde into one heck of a hero. Differently recommended for X-Men fans. Can't wait to get a hold of vol. 4.