• 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+
In conclusion, All New X-Factor #14 is a must read. It once again proves just how criminally under-read, and underrated this series is and deserves all the praise it can get. If youre a fan of the X-Men or just superheroes in general, then youll get something out of this book with some excellent character development continuing to prove Davids worth as one of the best writers in Marvels camp right now. Read Full Review
The Bottom Line: While I really appreciate the appearance of the Scarlet Witch, and the resultant focus on Polaris, I feel like I miss some of the momentum that was building with the other subplots, and continue to want more balance in that respect. The characters are strong, the voices sharp and witty, but they become too isolated in their own whirling subplots, crowding out any overarching plot and even the other subplots, too. The art has only a few truly winning moments, being too scratchy and uneven overall. The cliffhanger is intriguing, and promises to bring certain things to a head that I wondered would be addressed at all. Read Full Review
I thought the overall series is moving in the right direction but felt this issue was nowhere near the quality that Peter David has the capacity to produce but had enough good moments to make it enjoyable. The new team dynamic Peter David has put in place has me really excited to see what is coming next and has spared the title from being cut from my reading list. Read Full Review
Really enjoying the series so far.
This series has been great, but this issues was definitely a misstep. Looking forward to seeing x-factor building some momentum,
Wanda seemed out of character. The story felt generic and young.