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Software : 40 Years of the X-Men


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from: Git Corporation






Binding: DVD-ROM
Brand: GIT Corp
EAN: 0791149900022
Format: DVD-ROM
Label: Git Corporation
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Manufacturer: Git Corporation
Model: 90002
Publisher: Git Corporation
Release Date: December 14, 2005
Sales Rank: 163
Studio: Git Corporation



Features:
  • Over 485 complete printable comics, cover to cover, that’s over 17,500 pages.
  • All X-MEN comic books from September 1963 through August 2005, including debut issue.
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Editorial Review:

Product Description:
With 40 Years Of X-Men DVD, you've got a full collection of every X-Men story published in the last four decades. Almost 500 issues of the classic X-Men comics are reproduced here, from the very first issue in 1963 to August 2005 -- all in full color, from cover to cover. Explore a world where a small group of people are born with genes that give them super-powers. These 'mutants' are hated and feared by humanity at large, and the X-Men come together to protect both mutants and human from prejudice and evil mutants alike. You'll get to follow their incredible adventures as they span four amazing decades.



Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - PERFECTLY AWESOME
It has all the issues, every page, perfect quality. You cant complain there, the price is low compared to that. Your only problem will be the boring and long beginning issues.

Flaws: ugly interface, for 50 bucks I could definitely have created a more satisfying menu for the costumers

the cross overs will be tough to follow, since it's techincaly 40 years of UNCANNY X-men. But whatever. Still they couldve done better.

Really, though. SO worth it!



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Let your money speak for you and buy this so there will be more!
How do you review the coolest thing in the world? The art and the writing speak for themselves and they are wonderful! All I have to say is I hope they keep making these amazing cd-roms They are perfect, easy to store and easy to read. Everynight after a hard day of work I love to curel up with a cup of tea and my x-men comic. My advice is please buy this and speak loud and clear to Marvel and the company who produces these that we want more of them. I hope other company's get the hint too and produce ... Read More



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - It's a great deal
This is a great way to save time, space & money. One important note: it doesn't include the newer X-Men series started in '91 by Lee & Claremont. I'm looking for X-Men the Complete Collection hopefully in the future. Until then, I still like this.

Highlights here for me...
Issues 1 to 11- Jack Kirby, starting in '63.
Giant-Size X-Men #1- Len Wein & Dave Cockrum in '75.
Issues 108 to 143- John Byrne, starting in '77.
Issues 248 to 277 (skips some issues) ... Read More



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - X marks the spot for an awesome collection
GIT really did a fine job with these comic collections. Too bad Marvel is now going totally online and won't let anyone have the actual comics in hand anymore. *sigh* Oh, well -- but if you can get it used (or from GIT), go for it. It's definitely worth the money!



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - A perfect gift for the comic book fan who has almost everything
My husband loved this as a gift. He is a long-time comic book fan and this gave him an opportunity to read some of the very first editions that are way before his time. They look amazing on the computer, plus you can print if you want. (with 15,000+ pages I can't imagine why you'd want to) I was concerned about Mac compatibility, but since the thing is just a PDF interface, you just need Acrobat, no special Windows-only software. We're looking to pick up the Spiderman collection next.




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