An Uncanny Deconstruction of Superheroes in ‘Uncanny X-men #1’
A new kind of existential threat strikes the X-men, but it has little to do with hatred, fear, or killer robots.
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It’s a Personal Apocalypse in ‘Uncanny X-men #10’
Cullen Bunn ends Apocalypse Wars with a choppy, but personal touch.
‘Uncanny X-men #1’ Is Twisted, Uncanny, Yet Intriguing
Brutal circumstances breed a harsh, yet compelling, narrative.
‘Extraordinary X-Men’ #1 Is Extraordinarily Lacking
A dark time for the X-men is made darker by a lack of details.
Trials, Tribulations, and Chaotic Sub-Plots in ‘Uncanny X-Men #600’
An end to an era is rushed and riddled with errors.
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’
As the world ends, we find out just what kind of man Magneto is.
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’
A perfect ending to a story that reminds us why the X-men's resident Weather Goddess is truly worthy of worship.
Overwhelming and Overdue Humility in ‘Uncanny X-men #32’
Cyclops is put in a difficult position that reveals his vulnerabilities, amongst other things.