• Earth is on a collision course with oblivion...and Magneto's just learned time is running out.
• With everything he's fought for being brought to an unescapable end, how will the Master of Magnetism spend his LAST DAYS on Earth?
• Will Magneto celebrate his legacy...or be tortured by it?
Magneto is the best. He's the psychotic, over-loving, human-hating, super father I always wanted, and his days are coming closer to an end. Read Full Review
This features a great look into the philosophy of a complicated character, increased tenfold by the end of the world looming. Magneto #18 is a crossover issue done right. Read Full Review
Overall, Magneto #18 is a good tie in to the Secret Wars story arc. Even though we know whats going to happen, it doesn't really take away the curiosity of what Magneto plans to do and how this will effect him in the end. Read Full Review
The series makes a weirdly abrupt transition from the previous Genosha storyline into a "Last Days" prelude to Secret Wars Read Full Review
This issue could have been a classic had it stuck to what this series has done best: framing critical, important action around the kind of person Magneto either is or wishes to be. As it stands, its still a fantastic read for fans of the Master of Magnetism, and seeing him interact with his often neglected child is great, but needing to adhere to a certain set of rules and limitations imposed by an outside story ultimately hurts it. Read Full Review
The retcon flashbacks are the best part of the issue, Magneto trying to stop an incursion by himself with Polaris tagging along is almost laughable.
First not so good issue due to it being derailed for Secret Wars.
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