X-MAN NO MORE!
• With her membership in the X-Men revoked and blood on her hands, Psylocke's new life is already crumbling.
• Can she still be the hero the world needs her to be?
• And how will Shinobi Shaw help her with that?
RATED T+
I'm really excited to see that the second installment of Psylocke was just as good as the first one, if not even better. Psylocke is such an underrated character so I was really looking forward to her run, and I say that Alyssa Wong is absolutely nailing it. Read Full Review
Carratu delivers beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. The visuals are vibrant and the action is thrilling in its imagery. Read Full Review
Psylocke #2 is another solid entry in the series that puts the psychically-bladed mutant on the hunt for mutant child traffickers. Alyssa Wong's script nails the major plot points and pacing for a relatively satisfying read, and the art team's visual delivery looks great. This issue won't win any awards, but it's one of the better solo titles coming out of the X-Office. Read Full Review
Psylocke #2 delivers thrilling moments and stellar visuals, particularly during its intense climax, but its slower midsection and one-shot structure hinder narrative cohesion, leaving readers intrigued but slightly unfulfilled. Read Full Review
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