The hunters become the hunted as the X-Men let the Hellfire Cult know they won't be going down without a fight. Beast brings a special guest star to visit the Cult's latest victim. And, Cyclops and Karma chalk up a victim of their own.
The foundation is in place for bigger and better things - but the question remains, can "Uncanny" make a return to past glories and carve out its own place at the top? Read Full Review
This is not what I hoped for or wanted from the new direction of Uncanny X-Men. The series desperately needs a new artist and more ambitious plots to work with. As it stands now, I can name half a dozen X-books I'd rather be reading than this supposed flagship title. Read Full Review
I'm looking forward to seeing the next issue. Hopefully more about the Red Queen will be revealed. Read Full Review
Uncanny X-Men #502 was another technically deficient read. Fraction offers up a poorly crafted issue that presents nothing more than a rather unoriginal and a bit dull read. I would not recommend that you waste your money on this title. The only readers who will get a kick out of this issue are big Matt Fraction fans or die-hard X-Men. Read Full Review
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