Iron & Frost Review
With Marvel's Age of Revelation event underway, X-Men fans are in for a treat. The event jumps ten years into the future, where Doug Ramsey's Revelation has created a mutant nation based on oppression and authoritarianism.
In this grim future, those who don't join are hunted down and killed. However, there are always those who fight back, which is where Iron & Frost comes in. This tie-in series follows Emma Frost as she returns to New York, revealing surprising secrets.
For Emma Frost fans, the book draws from her history, specifically Gerry Duggan's Invincible Iron Man run, where she was in a relationship with Iron Man and a member of the Hellfire Club.
The event sees X-Men comics jump ten years into the future and into a world where Doug Ramsey's Revelation has taken over.
Author's summary: Iron & Frost lacks substance.
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