ALL OF MUTANT HISTORY STANDS BEHIND HER. NOW, IN THE CULMINATION OF HER JOURNEY, MS. MARVEL STANDS AGAINST LEGION - BUT NOT ALONE! It all comes down to this. The final confrontation between the mad Old Man Legion and the New Mutant, Ms. Marvel. At stake: Jersey City, New York and the White Hot Room itself. Kamala Khan understands now what it truly means to be a mutant - but will that be enough to stand against the most powerful enemy she has ever faced? Will she truly stand alone? And how will the aftermath of this adventure change Kamala Khan forever? Find out in this can't-miss issue with breathtaking art by the legendary ADAM KUBERT! Plus, more
Giant-Size X-Men #2delivers a poignant, yet action-packed ending to its time travel saga, and a reminder of what makes the X-Men a great superhero team. Read Full Review
I had such a great time with this run, and I think it ended on the best possible note. Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly knocked it out of the part, yet again. Read Full Review
Giant-Size X-Men was maligned before it even began, and a subset of fans seemed reluctant to ever give it credit. But it's been a fun, if slightly uneven, ride through iconic X-Men stories. Read Full Review
A little anti-climactic but still really good. The art was great. I liked how the leaders of the three different X-Men groups came together, as well as Jean. I'm still not crazy about Kamala as a mutant or X-Man, but stories like this can at least contribute to giving the idea credibility. This was a decent minor crossover, but honestly I could see this being a MUCH better video game idea than comic idea (X-Men Legends 3 please.)
Sad. X men in 2025 is sad.
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