Uncanny X-Men #32
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| Writer | Gail Simone |
| Artist | James Towe, Federica Mancin, Roge Antonio |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
THE INVASION HAS BEGUN, and the EXTERMINATORS ARE HERE. Can even the might of the combined UNCANNY X-MEN stem the tide of the TERROR FROM THE STARS? And what is the TRUE MISSION of the alien force attacking LOUISIANA? It's MUTATION vs. MUTANT in glorious CEREBRO-COLOR!
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Nerd Initiative - Megan Nichole
Jul 22, 2026The Uncanny X-Men #32 brings this out-of-this-world arc to an end and we’re left on a very interesting note of uncertainty, sadness, and love. Gail Simone makes you feel every emotion and leaves you wanting more. Read Full Review
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10
But Why Tho? - William Tucker
Jul 22, 2026Uncanny X-Men Issue 32 is a graduation in so many ways. For 32 issues, this roster hasn’t really changed. That’s because the Louisiana X-Men haven’t been a team; they’re a family. Hosting this battle in the school aids the metaphor of graduating and moving on brilliantly. Read Full Review
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9.0
Comic Book Revolution - Kevin Lainez
Jul 27, 2026Uncanny X-Men #32 reads like an end of the first saga for Gail Simone’s run on this series. Read Full Review
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8.8
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
Jul 22, 2026When the Nur try wiping out the Brood, they forgot what party they crashed! Simone’s writing balances the heartfelt drama with outright fun themes. The art centers in on the chaotic scene with great success. This has been such a refreshing change of pace story that reminds fans to push the creative boundaries on the stat quo X-tales. Read Full Review
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8.5
AIPT - David Brooke
Jul 22, 2026Uncanny X-Men #32 closes out "Mars Needs Mutants" with heart, high stakes, and meaningful growth for the Outliers. Gail Simone ensures the team's newest members earn their place through courage and leadership, while the emotional final pages set an exciting course for what's next. The climactic battle doesn't always capitalize on its biggest moments, though, with several action beats rushing past before they can fully land. Even so, this is a rewarding finale that leaves the series in a strong position heading into its next chapter. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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4.0
I‘ll start with the good stuff: Roge Antonio‘s art is pretty good, and it looks like there‘s another solid guest artist, Jim Towe, for two pages or so. Unfortunately, the last four pages are drawn by the same artist that already ruined the last Storm series. But that isn’t even the worst part of the issue.
I really can’t wrap my head around Gail Simone‘s writing. Either it‘s relatively good (albeit a bit too much on the woke side) or completely abysmal, as is the case with this issue. I‘m willing to overlook all the cutesy cuddly Outlier safe space bullshit, but I can’t overlook the ridiculous way Mutina defeats the aliens. I don’t want to spoil the „surprise twist“, so let me just say one thing: the technology of the aliens is not capa more+ Like • Comment -
1.0
Gail did it again. Her absolute worst issue of an atrocious storyline. We start the issue with Rogue on her way to save the team as they fend off the Nur ,who are alien exterminators to kill the brood nest on earth Just where the outliers are having a dance .how it got there,how didn’t they know before the dance, Are the Nur worth exploring as a new threat? Who cares ! Gail doesn’t think so. we barely see them in this issue and i counted it’s 4 pages. Then Just a bunch of spaceships towards the end. The brood we see even less. And just like last time.. issue 1 of the storyline the brood are holding guns. Then issue 2 guns disappeared. Now issue 3 guns are back then disappear again. No one cares to get things right. Night crawler escaped more
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