I have to say I'm delighted by the prospect that it does look like he's managed to pull Nightcrawler out of Chuck Austen's grasp. Since I haven't picked up any issue of his X-treme X-Men, I'm not overly familiar with some of these characters, and I have to say I was a bit surprised to discover Rachel is still alive, but overall the line-up that Chris Claremont looks to have assembled looks promising, and he does get things off to an interesting start with the idea of the X-Men becoming a recognized police force who are called in to deal with mutant threats, which is a solid next step down the path that Grant Morrison set in motion when he had Xavier and the X-Academy exposed to the world as a mutant haven. However the real reason I was excited by this title when I first heard its creative team was that it features the art of Alan Davis, who turns in his regular solid style, though I have to say some of the new costume designs are a bit garish looking, and it'll take some time before I' Read Full Review

All over the place but shows promise. Love the art and what Claremont sets up so far seems interesting