After an early string of issues wherein only one of the two tales managed to live up to the premise, this is the third issue in a row where both segments are worth the price of admission. Judging from the newest solicits, Marvel doesn't appear to have any intention of wrapping up this book. And why should they at this rate? Read Full Review

The second story, although not nearly as entertaining, also features two heroes winding up at a poker game as the Yancy Street friends of Ben Grimm invite Gambit, over for the weekly poker game. There's some okay back-and-forth between the characters and late twist, but it's the less interesting of the two stories. Worth a look. Read Full Review

"A+X" #6 is another example of the highs and lows of this title. Realistically, it's the gamble of any anthology as the overall quality varies, some stories will be good and some won't hit the spot. "A+X" has proven itself a stable concept with some superb stories coming through one of which is this issue's Wolverine/Captain Marvel team up. Seeing two Avengers bond strangely over poker is a lot of fun and is the sort of thing to be remembered. Read Full Review