With its tenth issue, NYX coalesces with a satisfying ending that is a fitting and appropriate culmination of all of the thematic elements and grand moments that made NYX work so well as a title. Full of heart and warmth, this epic conclusion of thoughtful and impactful storytelling is deeply gratifying and richly rewarding to both readers of NYX and the Krakoan era.

As per usual, G. Willow Wilson writes a compelling and engaging Poison Ivy issue that explores the titular character's long-standing mission as well as the potential consequences that said mission will have on Isley's personal relationships.

Masterfully written by Kieron Gillen with astonishing art from Casper Wijngaard, The Power Fantasy continues to deliver a compelling and unconventional approach to the superhero mythos. Much like previous installments in this series, Gillen once again manages to deconstruct the moral and ethical dilemmas present in traditional superhero comics while conveying these ideas in exciting ways that offer something new and totally original.

Once again Gail Simone's Uncanny X-Men perfectly balances gothic horror with high octane superhero action. "The Dark Artery is a dark and intriguing arc that seeks to uncover disconcerting secrets from the hidden recesses of mutantkind's history. David Marquez's art is representative of an artist at the top of his game, with each panel and page brimming with greatness and an overabundance of talent.