‘Sabretooth And The Exiles' #5 closes out the second chapter of the Sabretooth-centric Krakoan era epic in a way that stays true to the various characters & their journeys while setting up a lot of new things to be explored in whatever comes next. A fitting sequel series to the appropriately lauded first series, adding even more depth to the title character as well as those that surround him. Read Full Review

Wild, bloody, and tinged with humor, Sabretooth & the Exiles #5 retains a sense of authenticity to the world around us to the end and surpasses that of its fellow X-Books. Read Full Review

From start to finish, Sabretooth and the Exiles proved as thoughtful, compelling, and unpredictable as the creative team's first Sabretooth series. Bring on the "Sabretooth War" and whatever else comes next. Read Full Review

SABRETOOTH & THE EXILES #5is a lukewarm finale that, given its previous issues, finds its footing with an unsatisfying barrage of convenience and future setup. At the very least, the series is competently written and well-drawn, so it's far from the worst comic in existence, but does hang its hat on some of the worst modern comic finale tropes. Read Full Review

Continues the fine work LaValle & Kirk have been doing all along, albeit just a little bogged down this time by the pressures of having to be both a finale for this mini and setup for the next one

Unfortunately this didn't really work for me. I enjoyed this series at first but the way it ended was a bit disappointing.

Just like the last series, starts out promising but we're left with a rushed open-ended final issue.

Massive disappointment. The art is rushed and plain. The dialogues are laughable. The plot is so overplayed and lazy.