BLOOD OF THE CHANGELING!
The Citadel has committed an act of war and Excalibur must respond. While they lick their wounds deep in Otherworld, Apocalypse takes steps toward his ultimate goal.
Rated T+
I look forward to seeing how all of this will play out in the next issue and finding out how Betsy's chat with Saturnyne will turn out. Read Full Review
Picking up where Excalibur #9 left off, Jubilee grieves Shogo, Apocalypse reveals more of his plan, and Captain Britain makes it inside the Starlight Citadel...oh, and Gambit steals stuff. Read Full Review
Simultaneously delivering a satisfying new entry for longtime readers and a thrilling, important feeling single issue for those wondering what the fuss is about, Excalibur #11 continues the title's Claremont-esque fun, weirdness,and heart. Read Full Review
Despite unfortunate delays, the book has really good art and a fun story. Read Full Review
"Excalibur #11" is yet another strong entry for the Marvel's Most Magic Mutants Read Full Review
Perhaps Excalibur is finally ready to crest its storytelling hill, but readers will have to wait one more issue to find out. Read Full Review
I Love this run and i’ve loving Tini Howard writtting
I just don’t like this comic very much! Sorry!
This series is just so boring.
I was very confused about this issue, but after refreshing myself on the past few issues, I enjoyed it more.
I'm not a fan of this new trend of "lets dump a page of text and move the story forwards half a dozen pages" I've seen in a few X-books, but overall it's still mostly alright.
Lacks the chaotic energy of what made #10 so great. Also felt like there were some pages missing near the beginning. Would've liked to see Jubilee and Shogo's capture. Not terrible but definitely a disappointing step down from the last few issues.
They really so some dumb things and then are "oh why she shoot us?"
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