A mutant apocalypse future, the Age of Revelation, could not be more beautiful. From the past, to the present, to a portal, the art and colors are gorgeous. However, what always impresses me the most, are the expressions on our characters' faces. They can convey so much storytelling on one simple eye, or lip curl. Throughout this run we see fear and determination. Especially Laura who generally seems confident in her decisions, yet now you can see the turmoil on her face. Read Full Review

The action might feel a little bit more bound to the page than the drama is on a visual level. But the dramatic ends of the story are a lot more compelling in intellectually. So there's kind of a compromise there that needs to be met. And though it is entertaining from cover to cover, it feels like there's something of a compromise. That's being that that really shouldn't be forced. That being said, it's a totally enjoyable issue. And Schultz is entry into this particular. Crossover event is really well executed. It's a lot of fun. And it's casting insight into the character of Laura in a way that her ex exploits as wolverine wouldn't quite be able to manage in the mainstream Marvel Universe. Read Full Review

I’d respect this if it were fan art, but it isn’t.