Mr. & Mrs. X #5 was a fantastic end to the first story arc of this series, "Love & Marriage." Kelly Thompson's understanding of Rogue and Gambit is the strength of this series. The particular developments in this issue set the groundwork for some intriguing storylines for both the Mr. & Mrs. X series and the X-Men franchise as a whole. If you are an X-Men fan I highly recommend giving Mr. & Mrs. X a try. Read Full Review

MR. AND MRS. X #5 is the best work of the run thus far as it levels up each and every aspect of the series. Read Full Review

Mr. and Mrs. X slows down in its fifth issue, taking a break from the rollicking space adventure to focus in on the relationship at the core of the series, that between newlyweds Rogue and Gambit. Read Full Review

The battle of the previous issue as seen through the eyes of Rogue and Xandra. With a new wrinkle in the status quo of a linchpin X-Man, a heart warming conclusion and segue into the future of the happy couple Read Full Review

Good enough end to the first arc. I'm excited to see where this series goes.

I like some part of the story, but many part seem to not have a real sense. Where the hell is Deathbird and her men ? Why Cerise thanks Oracle & Gladiator ? Why let Cerise & Xandra leave alone ? I trusted they was supposed to keep them safe on earth.
I like all the thing about Remy & Rogue through. Even if I'm not a fan of the now way rogue's powers work. Love the last page with the idea of a party.

Cover - Nice but not related because the starjammer have not a huge role in there. 1/2
Writing - It was weird to follow the fallout of the last cliffhanger and then have a flashback. And this give something not very original. 2/3
Arts - Really like the art. The fact there is no much background is easily explain by the fact they are on some sort of moon. 2.5/3
Feeling - I really like it until now. With this ending I wonder if this story will be remembered or easily forgotten. Damn because I really like Xandra (And hope she will not finish in marvel limbo) or Cerise (That I want to see again soon). Even the Imperal guard or the starjammers are well used. So I raise it at 2/2
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This was fine! Loving how Rogue got out of trouble with her poor traumatized husband by “totally losing control of her powers.” I see you, Rogue. Also, their rings are made of people and I feel like we didn’t really give that the attention it needs.

I think this arc was one issue too long. The fakeout Rogue death was kinda pointless as there was no way any of the readers would think she was actually dead. I think if issues 4 and 5 had been condensed into a single issue it would have flowed better.

The illusion part didn't work due to last issue I thought they were getting teleported not shot at. Would have preferred more of an argument with Rogue and Remy about her decision.