I'm not quite sure why I'm not warming to this arc as normally I'm a happy camper when a writer takes us into the future. However, I suspect most of my resistance to this arc stems from the simple fact that Grant Morrison doesn't really look to be trying all that hard when it comes to this story. I mean the genetic cloning of the old X-Men & the merging of their powers is a clever idea, and I like Tom Skylark & Rover, but when one gets past these ideas there's not much to this story. I mean we have a dark, disturbing future that is ruled by a powerful villain, and we have a small band of rebels that are the last defense. We also have a powerful weapon that has come into play that could very well turn the tables against this villain's rule, and I can already see the scene where Wolverine is able to get Jean to join the side of our brave heroes to overthrow the villain's rule. Still the attack of the Nightcrawlers in the opening pages was a lot of fun, and the scenes that center around T Read Full Review

While theres undeniable coolness in the were walking splash page where the rag-tag remaining mutants begin their final stand, Im really looking for more than small details as the reward for following this run to the end. I want to know whats going on with Jean, Emma and Scott, dammit! Read Full Review