This issue of New Mutants is powerful in speech and providing metaphors for the fight among marginalized classes through mutants. It may not be action oriented, but it is the content that really breathes life into this incredible issue of New Mutants. Read Full Review

NEW MUTANTS #12 takes a pretty vanilla X-team story, blends it with a real world issue, and creates a story that reminds you that mutants can be just as human, if not more so, than anyone else. Probably the best X-title I've read in a very long while. Read Full Review

X fans/comic fans need to head to their LCS or favorite digital platform and read this issue. This issue is a perfect example of the foundation of what X-men books were built on. You can thank me later! Read Full Review

A really creative and original storyline, plus some excellent character development, really makes this issue stand out. Read Full Review

This is perhaps one of the more important issue of New Mutants since the relaunch. Dealing with bullies, on line or in real life is something that everyone has to deal with at one point or another. How you handle that situation is very important. Ed Brisson knows and loves these character and it shows in his writing. The pencils and colors worked and looked very good on the page. New Mutants is a sensational book. Read Full Review

New Mutants #12 is a nice one and done that ties up a bunch of loose ends from other issues, ending the DOX website's threat. Brisson picks up a plot thread involving Nova Roma, a nice bit of set-up that will eventually pay-off. Failla's art makes everything look great, especially the stuff with Glob. Brisson and company give readers a good succinct issue. Read Full Review

I enjoyed the balance of mutant and human locations in issue #12 of New Mutants. Failla has been my favorite New Mutant artist of this run and he shines again with Glob as the unexpected MVP. Ed Brisson has been delivering an at times ambitious book, but certainly one that does the New Mutants justice. Which is a lot more than we can say for the movie that should've come out years ago. Read Full Review

Overall this was an enjoyable read with a great message. Definitely one of Ed Brisson's better issues in this series. Read Full Review

We do get some new insight into Glob Herman's past, which is nice, but on the whole, the issue would have served its subject better by delivering its message through story instead being a sermon in comic book form. Read Full Review

I was almost a little surprised at how good this ended up being. This was a pretty good issue centered around the DOX website that's been shown from Brisson's side of this title in the past. I thought all of that stuff was well-written, but what boosted this up to a 9/10 for me was Glob's story throughout this issue. I thought Brisson did a fantastic job with Glob here and, with the last few pages, he made me instantly care so much more about him. Great stuff here in one of the best issues of the series so far.

I really liked this issue for it's commentary on the voyeuristic nature of the internet. NM #12 is a great showcase for Magik and Glob. Glob Herman is a character I've always felt was underdeveloped so it's nice learning more about his origins here. Also: I hope Vita Ayala doesn't leave the Nova Roma plot hanging...

Art 4/5
Story 5/5

This was actually really good. Didn't really expect greatness from this title anymore.

Very good issue.

My guy Brisson.

This issue was a little slow but it is justified. It is setting up a new arc and also closing out some. I liked how they dealt with hatred here. Magik looks splendid and Glob was heartfelt.

Hopped back on just because the cover looked cool and surprisingly enjoyed this issue. I'll continue, maybe brisson can continue the quality

Absolutely fantastic. Exploring the theme of hatred for different races or people is very important right now. Also, we discover a new side of a secondary character. Thumbs up!

I really liked the stuff with Glob!

Loved the symbolism to the BLM movement in this issue. Let's hope the momentum is kept up going forward.

It's not bad. Good topic but somehow I just wasn't hooked. I'm not sure if I'll continue reading this book. Too many good books out there to stick around here. Is it ending with number 13? Because that would make it easier.

This thoroughly average comic doesn't deserve that last Glob scene. But I am glad I got to read that scene.

Eh. I don't have a lot of thoughts on this. I don't really care about the story, I don't really care about the characters, I don't really care about much of anything in this series.

Glob with the most generic mutant backstory.

Also the book seems to forget that mutants can be ressurrected

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Psycamorean - Sep 3, 2020

The mutants Magik listed weren't on Krakoa, and therefore can't just be resurrected.

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