Perhaps the most enjoyable of the "Age of X-Man" mini-series,NextGencomes to a fairly bleak ending in preparation for the event finale. Read Full Review

Well this miniseries did have some good issues! And if we do get X-men books besides the ones that are already been announced, really hope we get Ed Brisson back on to write this young team. That Uncanny run, at one point I was hoping they would kill off these young mutants, but now I enjoy them! Now only did I enjoy this team but also Department X, a team who I have yet to enjoy in their own book. The art really made the issue enjoyable as well! Read Full Review

The NextGen story in the "Age of X-Man" comes to a close with a whimper. Read Full Review

Overall this is a very underwhelming close to what was the highlight of Age of X-Man. The final issue was rushed and the mini-series could have done with another issue. Also it feels like the over arcing story plan of Age of X-Man stunted the growth of the mini-series inside the event. This is unfortunate but it is what it is. Read Full Review

A solid ending, I liked that it was a bit of a downer, This one was for sure my favourite.

While rushed, I do like the idea of this final issue. Unfortunately, it didn't exactly hit the mark. This series was fun though and probably the best of the Age of X-Man stuff.

While Glob retains his memory of everything that's changed in the AoX, his attempts to share his insights with his friends end in tragedy. It's an excellent story and it enjoys some surprisingly strong art, but the script could do more to fulfill the sad ending's emotional potential.

"I'm sure the world has Forgotten by now. Like we never existed."