The art takes a slight dip in quality, but it's still fantastic. Some scene look more rushed than others, but overall Revel's style gels perfectly with this small town, backwoods tale. The best bits involve Wolverine slicing his way through several (possibly imaginary) dudes. Hell, if Revel wanted to do a Wolverine book, Marvel would be smart to let him. There's a darkness and grit to his art that really make this book tick. Doesn't matter what corner of the Marvel Universe you dig into, the X-Men books are all really good right now, and Marvel Knights: X-Men #2 is no exception. Read Full Review

It's well made, the writing is solid and the artwork is great, it's just not the most incredible of stories. The action and characters are all kind of forgettable and the reveal at the end was just disappointing. Could it turn out that this series is good? Yes. It's just not doing much for me this far through. Read Full Review

Two issues in, "Marvel Knights: X-Men" is shaping up to be an interesting and beautifully illustrated little mini-series. Certainly for fans of Rogue, dealt a horrible blow last week, this out of continuity gem that gives her lots of room to shine, is a must-read. Read Full Review