Despite my fears about the fate of Apocalyp-kid, this issue was truly the best X-title on the stands and shows no signs of giving up that title in the near future. Remender and Opena are on fire with this comic and even though this was the conclusion of the first story arc, I'm itching for the next issue just as much as I would be were I left with a cliffhanger. Highly recommended and I cannot wait to purchase the hardcover of this. Read Full Review

For those that have not experienced this book yet, you owe it to yourself to pick up the first four issues of this fun new series when you go into the store next. You can thank us later. Read Full Review

The issue ends with a pretty startling moment, one that crystallizes why this book is so enjoyable. Its art and its plotting are constantly unpredictable and exciting, and Remender has taken characters that were either sadly forgotten (Fantomex and EVA) or should have been long ago (Deadpool) and turned them into gripping protagonists. "Uncanny X-Force" is a strange, exciting, and truly vital comic. There's nothing else like it on the stands today, and that's probably for the best. I'm not sure any of us could handle more than one book this catastrophically great. Read Full Review

WOW. Easily the best issue of the series so far. The team dynamic is amazing and Remender writes each character with their own individual journey. My favorite part of the issue is when Archangel wanted to kill the Apocalypse child but Psylocke wanted to train him, and they fought over it. While they were fighting, Logan approached the child and popped his claws, much to Archangel’s delight. Logan decides not to kill the child, but just as everything cools down, Fantomex shoots and kills the child. Incredible!