One of the best books out consistently. I think everyone should be reading this and enjoying some fine work that seems to spring directly from the end of Claremonts and Byrnes tenure together. If only everyone wanted to forget the last fifteen years of X-Men like I do. Read Full Review

es have become somewhat hit & miss as of late, and if his past work is any indication it's probably for the best that he moves on to another project. Now the idea of Wolverine & the Weapon Plus program is a mildly interesting notion, and this issue offers up a pretty good, if somewhat surreal look at the lab complex where Logan underwent his various genetic experiments. However, the simple truth of the matter is that in spite of the presence of Logan & Cyclops, this really isn't an X-Men story, but rather is a collection of half formed ideas, and a showcase for a character that Grant Morrison seems to find highly engaging. In essence this is a Fantomex adventure with Wolverine & Cyclops playing the role of guest-heroes. It also doesn't help that the story continues to be highly evasive & ambiguous when it comes to explaining what exactly Weapon XV is capable of, and why it's escape from the lab is such a fearsome event. Read Full Review

I would recommend this book to pretty much anyone. If you're more into the story and not the art you'll love the issue. For only $2.25 it's well worth it. Read Full Review

This is a fruitless, bloated story, with average execution and horrible artwork. Mr. Morrison needs to start adding more scenes to the book, and give the readers more to come back to. Sending three characters off on an expedition that's been done a thousand times before doesn't cut it in New X-Men. Mr. Morrison will probably redeem himself next time, but Mr. Bachalo's art won't do him any favors. Read Full Review