After the serious tones of the X-Men as of late and finally having their soul returned to them (in the resurrection of Nightcrawler who now apparently has lost his), it feels good to have some lightheartedness going on. Honestly, I'm curious going forward if this is a sign of things to come. While the series did deal with Heaven, Hell, and the soul, it did give everyone their favorite swashbuckler back. Could his humor and carefree spirit be a focus on what we'll be reading or is it right back into the fray of everything else going on in the mutant universe. I suppose we'll see next issue! Read Full Review

"Amazing X-Men" #7 makes me wonder more than anything else why Immonen doesn't have her own regular series, at Marvel or anywhere else for that matter. This issue is an example of how a fill-in should work; entertaining, doesn't upset the apple cart, and makes you want to see more from the creative team. I know I certainly wouldn't complain. Read Full Review

It's not bad, by any means. But I think a bit more time and effort could have resulted in a sharper, more reasonable and entertaining team-up between Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends. Read Full Review

As a tribute to the 80s cartoon this is a 6.5. However, if you had no clue about the show or hated it this book is more like a 2.5/10.

Silly and pointless filler

Rough FILLER issue, it tried way hard to be funny. Not the way I wanted to spend $3.99 this week. Hopefully next issue is much better!