PROPHECY, PERIL AND POWERLESSNESS! With her powers still on the fritz, Magik makes a desperate move to try and recover the missing Curse - but is she playing right into someone else's nefarious plans? Plus, tempers are ready to erupt as this powder keg of a team struggles to protect their fellow mutants from the growing conflict in Vanaheim. The date of the prophecy looms ever closerat this rate, will the team even make it to then or will they implode before they even get a chance to prove themselves?!
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"Realm of X #2 is a character-focused follow-up exploring the true intentions of Saturnyne. Read Full Review
A lot is happening in Realm of X #2, but there is certain to be a lot more bound to explode in the next issue. Magik is onto something the others are not privy to and through this newfound discovery might be a revelation worth exploring. Be sure to pick this issue up from your local comic book store or online where copies are sold. An adventure worth reading. Read Full Review
Realm of X #2 works in the scheme of a larger story, but as a standalone, not much happens. Read Full Review
A bit slower and less exciting than the debut issue, Realm of X #2 is still making a lot interesting moves with its cast of characters. Read Full Review
Realm of X #2 is a good issue if you're invested in these characters and like fantasy, but it feels a bit stale as it limps along the main plot. As a fan of fantasy and loving the location visuals and setting I want Realm of X to soar, but this second issue leaves you wanting. Read Full Review
I am thoroughly enjoying this book! I love the characters, the plot so far, the artwork, and finally the writing is fantastic. I am so fascinated with this story I can't wait for the next chapter and really really wish this wasn't a mini series. I am becoming a really big fan of torunn grønbekk as it seems everything I read from her is fantastic
This is issue was a bit scattered with not much happening. Curse seems to be happy with the White Witch and she is part of a prophecy. Meanwhile, the rest of the team is still searching for her. Not sure where this is heading, but Mary is still my favorite character of the bunch. Not sure why there isn't at least one male in the group.
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This was another solid issue for this series. Although I didn't quite enjoy it as much as the previous, I still thought it was good. As Derby pointed out in their review, the time jump we get almost makes me feel as though we were missing something when reading this issue. However, I continued to enjoy Typhoid Mary here, as well as the stuff with Curse and Saturnyne. While the overall story of this isn't the most intriguing, the best part of this is the characters, as I think they're fairly well-written.
We get a time jump from the first issue and it really feels like we’re missing some pivotal bits of information that could better support characters’ actions and behaviors. This issue gives Saturnyne more of a spotlight but we have no real clue what she wants with Curse. The core group feels completely disjointed and incapable of working together. Magik is a shell of herself and is always drawn with a weird shadow around her eyes which is distracting. Torunn Grønbekk has really missed an opportunity to better utilize underrated characters. In addition to the weird shadows used on Magik’s face, Diogenes Neves also has an “interesting” approach to character designs to say the least and even the action sequences come across half-bak more
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