THE AGE OF X-MAN CONTINUES!
Is the world beginning to crumble or are the X-Men going mad? The protectors of the perfect planet of peace find themselves pushed to the edge.
Rated T+
Finally, the Age of X-Man is getting interesting again! After a stint of boring issues (that didn't have much to say) AGE OF X-MAN: THE MARVELOUS X-MEN #4 gives readers the twists and turns they've been looking for. Paired with some great art, this is one of the few AGE OF X-MAN issues that manages to stand out. Read Full Review
With the combination of a fascinating premise, innovative art and perfect pacing, these creators deliver the penultimate issue of Marvel's most ambitious series. I have never loathed an X-Man villain as much as I despise Nate Grey. That, in itself, is a remarkable achievement. Read Full Review
Overall this is an adequate issue. It still follows the formula set out in the first few issues but falls short from having any real impact. I'm this far through Age of X-Man so I my as well finish it, but I'm really starting to get the feeling that this event is just a filler series until we get Hickman's highly anticipated x-books in July just like Death of X was a filler for Inhumans vs X-Men. Read Full Review
With everything beginning to end the way that it is, the Marvelous X-Men had a chance to be the central anchor for the Age of X-Man event. It has proven to be a bit too much story to cram into a single title, which is a disappointment. Writers in the past have managed to juggle disparate characters in the ever-evolving roster of X-Men characters. In the space of a world created to live for only half a year, Thompson and Nadler appear to have a bit too much to try to tackle. Read Full Review
At this point, Age of X-Man: Marvelous X-Men feels like a concept in search of a story. This issue meanders, lightly hinting at beats without striking any of them firmly. Read Full Review
Late to this one. But loved it. Don't know what the other ppl are smokin'. This series is aces.
THE GOOD:
-I liked this issue. There's not too much else to say.
-The art is great. It's definitely a common thread with these Age of X-Man miniseries.
-Just the concept of Xavier Day is great, not to mention it was really well executed.
-I have no idea if Twodee and Escher are X-Men from any previous series, but I need to see more of them.
-The part where En Sabah Nur makes everyone embrace and such was great moment.
-The idea of seeing moments of the past was great and well-done.
-Nate is such as great character.
-Colossus was also great.
THE BAD:
-I don't know how I feel about the end. It feels like it's just one more thin more
It's all getting exciting as we build towards the end not sure what the reviewers have been reading as their reviews are wrong
This seems like it isn't really going anywhere. The pacing is a big issue.
Things certainly do continue to happen!