In the UNBREAKABLE X-MEN's struggle to save Atlantis, they end up with an unexpected enemy, KING NAMOR HIMSELF. A fight that reaches from the bottom of the ocean to the depths of the cosmos, and Gambit finds himself ALONE against the sea king, and two TERRIFYING cosmic-level threats! The stunning conclusion of FROM ABOVE AND BELOW in our wildest X-tale yet!
Unbreakable X-Men #3 really has it all! Emotion, passion, action, love, X-Men working side by side for the greater good. It's high energy throughout the comic, which will keep your eyes locked into the comic until the very last page. This NEEDS to be on everyone's pull list. Read Full Review
Overall, Unbreakable X-Men is a story about found family narratives, how the ties that bind us are also what unite us, and no matter what gets thrown at us, the love that we have for each other will keep us strong. With those unbreakable bonds, there is no fight we cannot win, and nothing that we cannot overcome. Read Full Review
As a finale to a limited series, Unbreakable X-Men #3 (of 3) delivers on Gambits emotionally charged journey by making the story about the challenge of living rather than the big picture goal of defeating a giant villain. This focuses the story on something more bittersweet than just a large action fest and brings a realness to the characters involved. My recommendation: if youve enjoyed the past two issues of Unbreakable X-Men, then I recommend issue #3. Read Full Review
Unbreakable X-Men is not a bad story in its own right. Still, it feels out of place in this event, unconnected to the broader Age of Revelation story, and even disconnected from the story Gail Simone was telling. The art, however, is excellent, and some pages of Gambit's grief are quite moving, even if it is dwelt on for too long. Read Full Review
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