Second Coming continues to prove an apt title for this revitalization of the X-Franchise. Wells and his troika of artists supply a steady continuation of the plot that never fails to entertain. Read Full Review

With only three chapters left in the crossover I now am starting to understand where this is all going. This issue provides plenty of action from plenty of characters. It's not always clear who the characters are in some of the scenes but the action is conveyed perfectly in terms of entertainment. I loved how some of the characters were portrayed and I enjoyed the visual story told in this issue. With the lone exception of the opening one shot this might be my favorite issue of the crossover. Read Full Review

Part eleven of "Second Coming" only lengthens the storyline's streak of improvement, this time adding some good character additions and more than a couple exciting moments along the way. Zeb Wells makes a case for himself as one of the more adaptable X-writers in the stable with this issue. Read Full Review

It's all the little touches in this issue of "New Mutants" that make it stand out, even as the storyline stretches towards its conclusion. "Second Coming" is proving to be one of the strongest X-Men crossovers to date, and if it can keep its momentum through the final three chapters, I think most readers are going to be quite happy that all of the X-books came together for three months to tell this story. Good stuff. Read Full Review

The Second Coming continues to have my attention, mostly because it is one big, desperate battle scene. The kids have dropped the gloves and are no longer holding back any more. These are no longer heroes that defend the people who fear and hate them. These are people staving off extinction. Just good fun. Read Full Review

Or am I taking this more seriously that the writers? Read Full Review