This issue was the best in the series so far. Whether you're a fan of the original series or a newcomer, youll enjoy this issue. With how Strain worked magic on the chemistry of each the characters development, how she was able to blend out the lovable losers new skills, how it gave an interesting light to the book, add in the slow return of some of the original Generation X characters and Pinnas art style improvements. The all-new Generation X series is finally starting to become one of the must-read series in the current RessurXion line. Read Full Review

The team reunites while cleaning up Krakoa's mess. While nobody's seriously hurt, some important relationship developments provide more than enough drama to make this issue fascinating. Christina Strain's script does an excellent job of weaving together prior plot points into a consistent tapestry. Amilcar Pinna's art is also on a serious upswing. His panel composition and storytelling flow have firmed up considerably and now he adds distinctive flourishes that are weird and delightful rather than weird and off-putting. This issue was a tremendous surprise not just because it's terrific in itself, but also because it pays off a lot of prior work in the title that seemed questionable at the time. This is the issue where I become a real fan of Generation X by Strain & Pinna. more