uncanny x-men

An Uncanny Deconstruction of Superheroes in ‘Uncanny X-men #1’

It’s a Personal Apocalypse in ‘Uncanny X-men #10’

‘Uncanny X-men #1’ Is Twisted, Uncanny, Yet Intriguing

‘Extraordinary X-Men’ #1 Is Extraordinarily Lacking

Trials, Tribulations, and Chaotic Sub-Plots in ‘Uncanny X-Men #600’

Broken Worlds and Common Themes in ‘Years of Future Past #5’

Broken Worlds and Common Themes in ‘Years of Future Past #5’

A fitting story ends as well as it can end in a dystopian setting.
Futility, Humility, and Villainy in ‘Magneto #21’

Futility, Humility, and Villainy in ‘Magneto #21’

As the world ends, we find out just what kind of man Magneto is.
A Murky Age in ‘Age of Apocalypse #1’

A Murky Age in ‘Age of Apocalypse #1’

The uber-event of the '90s stumbles, but doesn't fail.

Clear Skies and Clearer Understanding in ‘Storm #11’

Overwhelming and Overdue Humility in ‘Uncanny X-men #32’

“All-New X-men #37” Gives Us a Frenemy Indeed

The Ties That No Longer Bind: “Uncanny Avengers #1”

The Ties That No Longer Bind: “Uncanny Avengers #1”

The aftermath of a major retcon can't be ignored, but it can't be rushed either.