• At last - the revelation behind the secret of Harrison Snow. Guest starring: Spider-Man 2099.
• Final issue!
Rated T+
In short, All New X-Factor #20 is a brilliant finale to what has been an extremely underappreciated series. The reviews have been positive even as it hasnt been finding the sales that it needed to survive, but hopefully the upcoming Secret Wars event will lead to a new, relaunched series thats just as good as this one. Read Full Review
David's work on this franchise has been consistently well done with some amazing character moments throughout. It's a shame that he's not given the time to wrap up the series in a more satisfying fashion. Much like what he's done with this corner of the X universe, he does the best he can with what he's given in "All-New X-Factor" #20. Read Full Review
The final issue of All-New X-Factor is here and it almost leaves me with more questions than answers. Read Full Review
All-New X-Factor presents us with too new, but too late. Characters get to stand around in a jet plane or in a boardroom, talking to one another and hinting at things that could be. Nothing's really changed, and the arcs of pretty much every character who's not Danger seems to be no better, or worse, off than when he or she started. I'm critical because I care-- X-Factor has always had extremely well-drawn characters (well, narratively, I mean, albeit with dynamic art) but it would be satisfying to see more of them "win" once all is said in done, and that opportunity seems to have never been realized. Read Full Review
Yeah, if you consider this as a final issue of a series, it's bad. It left tons of unanswered questions. However, the story isn't over yet as Peter David will continue the story in other books. I'll miss this series.
Not a great last issue
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