I was glad to see Daniel Acuna return on art. Last month's fill-in did a good job, but his entire series feels like its been most impacted by Acuna's dark scenery and style. In a mutant internment camp and with a large cast of heroes and villains, Acuna paints a disgustingly beautiful scene and a truly terrifying last-page reveal. While it may seem to slow in some issues, Uncanny Avengers 25 reminds me why I'm still invested in the story of the Unity Squad and sets the state for an exciting event. Read Full Review

Uncanny Avengers has been doing a great job of setting up Axis, with this issue having me even more excited for next week. The Magneto focused tale also allows for a very emotional, and symbolic look into what's to come, with it having an intense climax. Highly recommended. Read Full Review

While this book serves as a great piece to the larger puzzle of Axis, I'd still wish that we had a proper closing to this book on it's own, if only for those who are going to read this in omnibus or trade format. I hope this isn't the last time we see the Avengers Unity Squad, as these past 25 issues have been a complete treat and the only complaint I can have is that I constantly clamor for more. Read Full Review

It's an effective book" full of drama, tension, and portent. Thanks to the moody and expressive art, which is nearly perfect in its sequential storytelling, and characters making unfortunate (but narratively resonant) decisions, this issue makes for a rich reading experience with a tantalizing momentum/cliffhanger. The full experience may rely a bit too heavily on readers' prior knowledge of Marvel history, unfortunately, although that has been a feature of Uncanny Avengers from the beginning. Read Full Review

Were also shown a glimpse of the scars still left on the Scarlett Witch by her fathers power, the mix of adoration and fear helps to understand the pain she suffers from. Another final treat toUAis the return of Acunas pencils, his final battle between the Red Skull and Magneto is something of nerd fantasies! While this final issue in theM2Astands as one of the best,the realist in mestill went looking up at just how much of a landmark run this was. Read Full Review

We can only hope Remender has continued plans for these characters, as AXIS alone clearly won't be enough to wrap up every dangling thread left from the past two years. But for now, this issue serves as a solid lead-in to the latest and most high-profile segment of the Uncanny Avengers saga. Read Full Review

Im still unsure if Avengers & X-Men: Axis will be a good event. Although I enjoyed Infinity, Ive found many of Marvels other events recently uninteresting. I have hope that Remender, a writer who usually takes chances and surprising turns, will make it a good series. If you are planning on gettingAxis, Id recommend reading Uncanny Avengers #25 first. Its a good issue that sets the stage for whats to come next. Read Full Review

AXIS begins not with a bang, but with a sickly thud in Uncanny Avengers #25 Read Full Review

Hell yeah magneto is slaying fr fr

Started out kind of slow and repetitive, yet this issue managed to remind the readers why this is one of the best series that Marvel has to offer.

Disappointing issue