Uncanny X-Men #24

CRITIC REVIEWS

• 10

  ComicBook.com - David Harth

  Feb 18, 2026

  Simone and Marquez have already given readers one of the best X-Men stories of the ’20s with “Dark Artery” and so far, it looks like “Where Monsters Dwell” may join that one. Simone is paying homage to old school Marvel in numerous ways with this comic, and it’s a joy to read. Marquez is outstanding, but the real MVP here is Wilson. His colors fit the art like a glove, aiding in the storytelling in subtle ways. This is what a great team book looks like. Read Full Review

• 9.0

  Fanlight Zone - Ken M.

  Feb 18, 2026

  The Legion Of Monsters strike fast as the X-Men defend their home turf in this latest chapter. Simone gifts readers with fun match-ups as the teams brawl for it all. Marquez and Wilson don’t hold back on the action. This is the X-Men series you can’t afford to miss in your collection! . Read Full Review

• 9.0

  Comic Watch - Jamison Nilsson

  Feb 18, 2026

  Uncanny X-Men #24 is packed full of great art and dialogue. The artwork nails the dark and eerie ambience of '80s slasher films, and the internal dialogue captures each character’s own personal lightning in a bottle. Read Full Review

• 9.0

  The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally

  Feb 18, 2026

  Marquez delivers incredible art throughout the issue. I love the visuals, character designs and action a lot. Read Full Review

• 8.5

  AIPT - David Brooke

  Feb 18, 2026

  Uncanny X-Men #23 delivers a thrilling blend of horror homage and high-octane superhero action, pairing Simone’s character-driven tension with Marquez’s electrifying visuals. The monster brawls are inventive and visually distinct, while the emotional stakes keep the fights from feeling hollow. The western framing device adds flavor, though it remains slightly disconnected for now. With strong cliffhangers and hints of a deeper mystery, this arc continues to build momentum in exciting ways. Read Full Review

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  KPB Comics - A.S Tiger

  Feb 18, 2026

  Uncanny X-Men #24 brings the thrills, the spooky vibes, and the chills with a cliffhanger that is sure to leave readers scratching for more. Gail Simone, David Marquez, and Matthew Wilson put together their series best work here, and continue one of the best arcs in X-Men comics of the last two years.< Read Full Review