To fight them off, he forms a team of his best and brightest. The plot is simple: Cable needs to stop Stryfe (conveniently alive) and the Mutant Liberation Front from ‘unleashing hell on Earth’ because the future tells him it will happen. Featuring almost exclusively Liefeld-created characters with a story so broadly sketched it barely holds shape, it’s an adventure stubbornly locked in its own box. It’s action-figure play captured in image with words uneasily propping up the structure, presented with grandeur.
Really, though, it seems like the comic isn’t for anyone except Rob Liefeld.Īn anniversary generally celebrates the passage of time – the necessary growth, change and evolution of heart and mind and purpose over the years – but in this special, there isn’t a whiff of legacy. If you wanted to celebrate the 30th anniversary of X-Force – the ground-breaking “the kids have grown up and don’t agree with dad’s take on mutant liberation” comic series spanning 1991-2001 – with a dirge masquerading as a fight song, then X-Force Killshot Anniversary Special #1 is for you. Featuring story and pencils by Rob Liefeld, script by Chad Bowers, Bryan Valenza, Federico Blee and Mirza Wirawan on colors Joe Sabino is on letters. Synopsis for "The Mirror Liars (Shattershot, Pt.Cable gets the old team(s) back together to take on a deadly future threat the future in X-Force Killshot Anniversary Special #1. Banshee (Sean Cassidy) (Mentioned Deceased).Satyrstar (First appearance) (Mojoworld gladiator).Cyberlock (Merger of Cypher and Warlock).I have not been in a decent fray for Za knows how long! Let us make this one for two worlds to remember! - Shatterstar / Master Programmer Appearing in "The Mirror Liars (Shattershot, Pt.
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