Marvel Comics
X-Treme X-Men #37: Storm Arena #2
By Kevin Scott
December 23, 2003 - 09:10

Marvel Comics
Writer(s): Chris Claremont
Penciller(s): Igor Kordey
Inker(s): Scott Hanna
Cover Artist(s): Salvador Larroca



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This is another great issue from Claremount. The story has so much to it you just become immersed. After Storm had her hand raised as champion, the question was what next. Especially after the way she was kind of tricked into the whole deal. Well the story unfolds and it turns out there is definitely more going on than you could even imagine. Throughout the weavings Claremount is casting the dialogue is a perfect cog in the machine of the story. You may recognise a familiar face that shows up and the end is definitely a BIG flashback!

The art is perfect. Kordy really knows how to capture the use of Storms powers to great affect. Whether, it is her lightening and the rain which he creates for certain panels or her wind and flight. In the fight scenes there is so much energy you can feel the blows and moves which are going back and forth. If you want to see what Storm would look like cut lose from her restraints, Kordy gives us a great example at the begging and check out the pictures on Yukio wall.
Rating: A/10

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