Overall. A solid issue that begins to stitch together various plot points from earlier issues. I look forward to seeing how things progress next month. Especially given how things ended in this issue. Read Full Review

After the deflection which was the entire last arc, EXCALIBUR #10 by Tini Howard quickly lunges the series forward in a quite clever and interesting direction that finally begins to mold the magic realm into the mutant landscape in a way that makes more sense, fits well within the context of the narrative, and is genuinely intriguing for new and old EXCALIBUR fans alike. Read Full Review

In Excalibur #10, Betsy deals with her divided loyalties while her brother Jamie plays with reality. Read Full Review

Bringing the best of multiple worlds Excalibur #10 is another fun "verse" in the myth of the new Captain Britain(s). Read Full Review

"Excalibur" #10 is a visually stunning reintroduction to the comic with an ambitious but flawed script. Read Full Review

This is a vibrant series of explosions, with some serious problems in the plot. Read Full Review

Even having recently returned to collections of the original Excalibur and understanding the influences and tropes this story is building from, it's difficult to concern oneself with the events and characters on the page. Read Full Review

The throwback to the OG Excalibur was nice

Love me some Kitty

I am not really sure what I just read, but I did enjoy it. Marcus To's art is awesome.

Solid again. The entire series has been solid, and this series, Marauders, and the main X-Men title are the ones I see that will continue on due to their consistency. However, I don't know if this is just due to covid, but there is a huge continuity issue here that has to do with what happened way back when in Marauders. It is a little confusing, and it would be helpful if they included some kind of timeline or updated reading order. Other than that, this book is solid, new developments, great writing, great art. Recommend

Well, I didn't expect that, but I welcome it, honestly. It's more interesting than last issue at least.

Another issue that's not my absolute favorite of the series, but I did like it a bit more than the previous one. This one felt more focused with the story it was trying to tell, in my opinion. To's art here was pretty good, as well. I really enjoyed the pages towards the end with Betsy and Jamie, respectively, attacking one another.

Good ideas but bad execution.

It's not hard to make a reality warper feel like a serious threat, but this comic fails pretty abjectly at it.

Maybe I’m in a bad mood, but I did not have a good time reading this one.

I read this three days ago and I can’t remember a single thing about it. Probably more of a personal problem but these are personal ratings.