X-Men Legends: 4

by C.J. Henderson, Dori Kogler, Thomas Deja, et al.

Over a dozen original tales that span the career of the uncanny X-Men "RM," from the team's early days as teen heroes to the present -- spotlighting Wolverine, Rogue, Gambit, and all your favorite... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425170829
• ISBN13: 9780425170823
• Release Date: June 2000
• Publisher: Berkley Publishing Group
• Length: 261 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

X-Men Legends (paperback)

This RARE to find any condition was an excitingly great read. It has several great writers taking the Marvel Mutant team in exciting journeys! Robin Wayne Bailey takes the X-men back into a story of World War II! It was so good, I would've loved to read a full book on this story alone! If you are a fan of the X-men, then you have to have a copy of this book! I can't recommend this book highly enough...Well worth it at any price!

Great Anthologly

I read this book and I thought it was pretty good.At first I didn't read some of the stories like One Night Only,Diary of a False Man,Once A Thief,A Fine Line,and Steel Dogs and Englishmen.After I finally read the whole book it was a pretty good anthology. My favorite stories were Chasing Hairy and Ice Prince.

Buy this book

This is a great book. I especially liked the stories about Rogue and Gambit. Jennifer Heddle's Rogue/Carol Danvers shared diary story was an especially fun read. Great characterization. It's a must own for X-Men fans.

great overview of the X-Men

Like other Marvel anthologies, this looks at the X-Men all through their history. I'm not sure why there needed to be a Madrox the Multiple Man story, but the storys good, so what the heck. And all the solo stories are _fantastic_ -- especially the Rogue/Carol Danvers duelling diary entries story by Jenn Heddle.This is a must-buy for X-Men fans for sure. The stories are all well written, the illustrations by Mike Zeck are great, and it's nice to get some gaps filled, like Dori Koogler's untold Colossus story with Callisto and Keith R.A. DiCandido's origin of the Changeling.But the best is Glen Haumann's "Chasing Hairy," which is an interview with the Beast. Haumann also wrote the great interview with the Angel in _The Ultimate X-Men_, and this is a cool followup.Buy this book, X-fans!

Great book

It's my 3rd favorite X-men book. You must buy this book. Great Story Lines