• Quicksilver is reunited with his daughter, Luna...
• ...But THE INHUMANS are not too happy about it!
• PLUS: could Warlock make a move on Danger?
Rated T+
Dang. Also, did anyone else notice how…not six Luna was looking? It's only been thirty-odd years, I think the kid has earned the right to approach puberty. The next issue is set to feature the fallout from the press conference, and I for one cannotwait. Read Full Review
Pop Mhan fills in for series regular Carmine Di Giandomenico, giving him a well deserved break after 12 straight issues in 8 months. Mhan apes Di Giandomenico's style and keep things as consistent as possible, but the energy is missing. Fight scenes aren't as masterfully staged, and in fact looking awkward and confusing. His figures capture the essence of the book, but offer nothing interesting on their own. Ultimately, All-New X-Factor #13 is just unmemorable, the kind of snack you'll probably forget on the side of your plate. Read Full Review
The Bottom Line: We come to All-NewX-Factor for it's exploration of characters, and this issue is another good example of that. Having come so quickly after the previous issue where we had pretty much the same thing, however, is a bit disappointing and makes some of the plot elements feel like they're not really going anywhere anytime soon. Read Full Review
Always different, which gives it a few points
Time for a plot.
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