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I agree, It was awful. Everyone yelling at each other like a bunch of hyperactive lunatic toddlers. Kitty never acted like that, and neither did Storm. This was a mess.

After being rather bored with the Hellfire Gala issue I was starting to think maybe I wasn't enjoying the X-Books as a whole, but this issue changed my fickle mind. This was fun.

Was this issue...

As a old, long-time fan who has grown rather bored of DC's constant facelifts, I bought this out of curiosity, mostly to check in and see how the next generation is handling things in the Justice...

That was exactly my thought when I got to the last page with robot Moira crawling out of the grave. They took Hickman's elegant and complex reimagining of Moira Mctaggart and turned her into just...

Well, I admit, I cried at the good news about Northstar's dead AIDS-baby. And then cried even more when John Proudstar was restored.

Such a terribly-written series, but it redeemed itself with...

Isn't this already happening in the Trial of Magneto? Which is... not great.

Waste not want not. All for the greater good. They had all these dead mutants laying around. That a lot of gene-power going to waste.

The mutant island formed a circuit with dead mutants to create...

I envisioned the gate flowers being grown on the corpses of dead mutant teleporters, incorporating their genetic material and abilities to power the gates.

Oh oh. Wanda went and pissed-off the twinks.

Yes! I was so glad to see that she got an upgrade. I'm a bit tired of seeing mutants getting resurrected without taking advantage of all that the process offers, besides Quentin of course.

I do...

I agree. I still can't believe we lost X-Factor for this mess.

The X-Office really hates Bobby for some reason.

Bobby, Bishop and Pyro. :p

Actually I voted for Stevie Hunter. She was a cool character.

Yeah, Leah does tend to contort and twist characters to fit into pre-determined boxes to the point that they end up barely-recognizable. I don't like her shouty *******-dad Magneto at all. He's been...

Ha! The dudes got one panel and then exited stage left. The writer hates them.

Kurt's tail is not his only prehensile appendage.

It was nice to see Banshee. The art was lovely. But I'm tired of Emma and the Emma-babies being the only cast members of this book. Bored of them.

It's as if the all the gay male X-Men are being...

No sign of Bobby or his very-recently dead boyfriend. Disappointing, as usual.

I really enjoyed this issue. Colour me surprised!

The artwork was gorgeous, I loved seeing Saturnyne being bitchy to Betsy again, and I'm intrigued by these S.T.R.I.K.E. folks.

The page where...

Thank you! Forgot about that. That was pretty good.

I'm not expecting much more though. We'll probably have to watch his silent reaction to his bf's murder somewhere waaaay off in the background...

So well-stated! This is exactly my problem with this series, and the shitty representation of queer characters in the X-Men, and at Marvel as a whole. Gay mutants are still just wallpaper - the sassy...

I sometimes wonder if the current crop of X writers have even read an X-Men book before.

Betsy has been a crabby bitch since the start of this series. Now Rictor is too.

Poor Shatterstar. He finally escapes being a slave and this is the welcome-home he gets? We're supposed to believe...

She and Northstar were designed by John Byrne with elvish ears and features (so-much-so that they were briefly retconned to be actual elves instead of mutants. Thankfully that didn't stick). Most...

The X-Books in general have been failing when it comes to sticking the landing. I kept looking for another page that ended this story with Tran's return.

That last panel made no damn sense. Did...