Uncanny X-Men #31
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| Writer | Gail Simone, Marieke Nijkamp |
| Artist | Andrea Di Vito, David Baldeon, James Towe, Roge Antonio |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Louisiana is GROUND ZERO for an attack force of alien ships with a mission, and woe betide any human or mutant who gets in their way! As if that isn't enough, an Outlier goes on the worst first date ever! Kids are dancing during the end of the world, and the UNCANNY X-MEN are the chaperones to terror! PLUS: A SPECIAL BACKUP STORY CELEBRATING DISABILITY PRIDE MONTH!
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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10
But Why Tho? - William Tucker
Jul 08, 2026Uncanny X-Men Issue 31 is a magnificent mutant twist on the school/alien combo. It’s a sci-fi staple blending extraterrestrial beings with perhaps the most terrestrial of settings. Read Full Review
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9.0
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Jul 08, 2026Towe and Baldeon create some beautifully detailed and visually exciting art throughout the issue. Both visual styles complement each other well and I love seeing Baldeon working with Simone again after their Domino team up. Read Full Review
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8.8
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
Jul 08, 2026The Brood crashes the wrong party as Louisiana becomes the target of a full blown alien extermination! Simone’s writing gives small breaks of hope while escalating events quickly. . The art locks in on the drama at hand with impressive imagery. This series continues to deliver on what makes the X-Men such an incredible group! Read Full Review
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8.5
AIPT - David Brooke
Jul 08, 2026Uncanny X-Men #31 continues Gail Simone's confident run with another entertaining chapter that balances extraterrestrial threats, intriguing mysteries, and heartfelt character moments. The issue keeps multiple storylines moving without feeling scattered, while Jim Towe and David Baldeón deliver polished visuals that elevate every page. A strong cliffhanger and mounting tension ensure the "Mars Needs Mutants" storyline continues to build momentum. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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6.0
Another okay-ish issue of Safe Space X-Men. The story and dialogue in this one feel completely rehashed and redundant, but the art is slightly above average. Unfortunately we have not one, but two guest pencilers, although the difference between their styles is not that extreme.
All in all, an issue that nobody needed, but that doesn't hurt anyone either.
In response to MisterNobody‘s comment: I review books because I’m interested in them. That doesn’t mean I love every single issue. Sometimes I dislike a complete run, but I still read it because I’m invested in the characters. I’d also say that a 6 is not a bad review, it’s an average review. If I rated any okay book 9 or 10, what would I rate the good ones? The great ones? more+ Like • Comment• Likes (1) -
2.5
If you are a die hard X-men fan for most of your collecting life like me, You buy with the hope it'll improve and to complete runs. I'm getting to the point I may just remove it from my pull list. I'm very much hoping the rumored changes to the X office this Dec will happen and they clean house. this book is pretty terrible, lazy and awful. Last storyline was Universal Monsters garbage. Gail once again writes whatever she was streaming on tv that week. Now it's vintage Alien movies from the 50s . We dive back into the never ending dance as the students are preparing to battle giant aliens and discover why the Brood appeared... in what little you see them because last issue it was one page. The Brood were also holding guns that are now gone more
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Another good issue from a series that been consistently entertaining. Unfortunately we have Astonishingly Awful reviewers that just like to troll nonstop. Why do they even keep reading this book if they don't enjoy it? Sad, so sad.
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