The X-Men get up to the delicate art of living as the Sisterhood plan their imminent demise. The Science Team gets to work, trying very hard not to kill one another first. Simon Trask gains traction in the California state legislature, muscling PROPOSITION X to an emergency ballot vote. If it passes, mutants past and present, powered and otherwise, won't be allowed to breed... all this and a friend returns as a foe and ready for murder. Oh, things are getting ugly. Rated T …$2.99
Now that Madeline and her group have made their first move, I’m intrigued to see how their endgame develops and plays out. I’ll be especially excited if this develops with Uncanny pulling double duty over the next couple of months – I’m greedy like that! Read Full Review
Meanwhile, Land's art continues to impress, despite his detractors' protestations. While this may not be the perfect X-Men book, it's quite solid, and once more of his plots reach fruition, Fraction may end up being the definitive X-Men writer of this generation. Read Full Review
Bottom line, your standard super-hero stuff with an artist bend on showing you every X-Women and X-Vilainess more feminine attributes. Read Full Review
Uncanny X-Men #509 is a step in the right direction in almost every way. The flaws still prove to be distracting, but the good manages to outweigh the bad for once. Read Full Review
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