This is the well-written, funny, occasionally touching penultimate issue of a wonderful series. There's a little, inadvertant, insensitivity to adopted families (and an odd focus on the importance of genetic family) but aside from that this book is well worth picking up. Read Full Review

Overall This book is still fun and has some enjoyable moments. Nightcrawler is very playful and plays to his strengths. That being said it still does not save the book from the problems that have riddled it since the beginning. Read Full Review

Well amazing art! Can't really say much positive about it. It's such a shame that Frigeri art isn't getting paired with someone stronger of a writer than McGuire. Only last few pages of this issue progressed and the reveal came true to who is the villain of this mini. Each issue felt like the plot of the overall story is different, and this issue isn't different. Some of the reveals felt completely out of left field. Too much information all at the end plus confusing information, feels like they were rushing in some parts. Read Full Review

Once you realize this book doesn't exactly have much of a purpose, it's really hard to get invested in anything going on. Read Full Review

I think I’m even less hooked now.

THE GOOD:

-The art is still really good.

-The reveal about Meggan was actually pretty interesting and unexpected.

THE BAD:

-Ugh. I'm done with this.

-The opening battle felt very pointless and bland.

-Something about Kurt's character here just felt off.

-The whole trying to find Tenia ended very anticlimactically.

-The ending was just all kinds of bad.