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The 2 bigegest diappointments for me so far are the quality of the scans (many of the 120-160 issues have blurry text).
The large "Marvel" watermark graphic on each page is quite annoying as well. Overall worth about $20, but not $40 or $50.
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Cool....read all the classic issues without getting french fry grease all over you collector's items!
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While I love the content and the overall idea, it seems they seriously skimped on the packaging. All you get, outside of the outer box, is a cd in a paper envelope. No jewel case, book, insert, etc.......perhaps it's on the cd.
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This set (and the already-released Fantastic Four and Avengers sets) does a great job of presenting hundreds of comics, completely scanned (including ads, letter pages, etc.) for a really low price compared to the original books. I dropped a star since it doesn't include books that crossed over into the title (not a problem with me, but I'm sure other people might have issues with it).
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Not only can you start from the beginning but you can see the evolution of the X-Men. Why Wolverine and Cyclops are always at each other's throat, why the original X-Men are different from the current, how Phoenix's powers emerged, how Professor X loss the use of his legs, power changes, huge plotlines and twists, etc.
Also, I own a Mac and have no problem using the DVD.
THE GOOD:
Over 485 issues with all pages and in full color. To purchase these, even in TPB format would be hundreds of dollars.
THE BAD:
No crossover issues. Plus, reading them on screen is not that much fun unless you have a notebook. I'm printing them out and it's A LOT of paper.
VERDICT:
The good by far outweighs the bad if you are a true X-Men fan or want to start from the beginning.
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