As usual, an issue featuring a disparate group of characters can feel more than a bit scattered as a whole. Dramatic and aggressively percussive moments are held quite well in an issue that quite nearly finds the perfect grounding. Its not perfect, but it feels like Apocalypse and the X-Tracts is finally getting into a really good rhythm right before the mini-series comes to a close. Read Full Review

The hunt for Omega Red continues, and on that journey, we're greeted with some beautiful artwork in panels with Unveil and Genesis. Read Full Review

Age of X-Man: Apocalypse and the X-Tracts #3 suffers from pacing issues, but there is still a bit to like in this issue. I'd like to see more intimate moments between the characters before everything wraps up soon. If you have come this far, you might as well keep reading because if the series gets better it will start with issue #4. Read Full Review

Overall while this is still not a strong book, it is leaps and bounds better than the previous issues. It may have taken awhile for this book to pick up, but it looks like we are in for a very interesting to possibly explosive ending. Read Full Review

Apocalypse and the Xtracts is one of the better books to come out of the Age of X-Man Read Full Review

AGE OF X-MAN: APOCALYPSE AND THE X-TRACTS #3 is a great example of what a spin-off miniseries issue shouldn't be. An absurd plot, lackluster characters, and sub-par art make this another disappointing installment in the never ending Age of X-Man storyline. Read Full Review

If you like Seeley's crappy dialogue and writing, you'll love it.

Oh my god how is his dialogue always SO BAD.