Iceman #10 is a well-meaning, fun, if slightly cheesy comic. Its lead is an ever-charming mainstay of the X-Men dealing with real-world problems manifest in super-powered smackdowns, and that is generally the bread-and-butter of a good Marvel comic. This one comes recommended. Check it out. Read Full Review

Next issue is the last one for this run of Iceman. And despite how this series wraps in that one, it has been an overall success. Iceman has often been the overlooked joker of whatever group he's in. This series has really given the character a chance to grow into a full person and dealt with a lot of issues that not only gay characters face, but ones that should resonate with all readers. Read Full Review

This issue does a good job of wrapping up story lines, and starting to bring this too short series to a close. Read Full Review

Solid art and strong character moments make this an enjoyable issue, though it still has some major cons. Read Full Review

The resolution to that battle is handled well, emphasizing Bobby's innate optimism rather than leaning on the old "Iceman finally taps into his true mutant potential" chestnut. But in general, this issue doesn't focus enough attention on Bobby himself. Read Full Review

An issue-long fight sequence, Iceman #10 shows off Sina Grace's excellent sense of pacing and the care which Grace and artist Robert Gill choreograph their action. The result is a better-than-average fight comic, but there is still only so much you can do with an issue-long fight. Read Full Review