THE BOOK OF EXODUS!
Bennet du Paris was born in the 12th century. Exodus marched forth with a sword in his hand and a shield in his heart to protect what he believes. It's now the 21st century. What's changed? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. And the Eternals who dared attack Krakoa are going to discover what that means.
RATED T+
Immortal X-Men #5 impressively sets up how the mutant nation of Krakoa will handle the Judgement Day event. Read Full Review
This is, in every way, an astonishing book. I cannot wait to see what happens next. Read Full Review
The setup for the event's future issues is downright tantalizing, and at this point, I don't know if I'm more hyped to readImmortal X-Men#6 or the next chapter in Judgment Day's saga. Gillen knows exactly what he wants to do with these characters and it makesImmortal X-Men such a fun ride every month. Bandini's pencils bring the issue to life, perfectly encapsulating the themes and feelings Gillen's words convey. Read Full Review
The issue is probably the most interesting character work Exodus has received in his 30-year history, but this issue needed a stronger emotional underpinning for the ecclesiological thought experiment to land with a stronger impact. Read Full Review
This is an absolutely phenomenal book in every way! What a tremendous read with beautiful artwork that demands you take a moment from time to time to admire. This event has been phenomenal!!!!!
This was simply fantastic!
Kieron Gillen everybody!
Most of the time, I would say an overly zealous crusader with a god complex is a lame character. This is not one of those times.
While all that is happening on Mars, Exodus faces his demons, past, and dragons over at Kroaka.
The quiet council takes active action in an exciting yet retrospective issue.
It's a solid character based issue. Nothing spectacular but, extremely likeable.
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