This was a fantastic final issue. It celebrates the lead character and gives him a happy ending. What more could we ask for? Read Full Review

I am a big fan of X-Factor for many years and thought that I would have some tinge of sadness when it comes to end of the book but with hints of a new team being formed and possible being re-launched as a Marvel Now title I am not really bothered by it. Peter David knew well in advance of the book ending so had time to end it the way he wanted and got to tie up all the loose ends. The writing of David remained consistently high on this title even during his health issues and ends on a solid high with everything tied up neatly. The art is also of a really high quality with Edwards being a real up and coming artist. This book is well worth picking up if you are a fan of X-Factor but may not be a great book to get for the non fans who don't know the backstory. Ill be looking forward to the re-launch with a new team in the not too distant future. Read Full Review

But unlike Lost, where it became increasingly clear towards the end that any answers given to the various burning questions would disappoint, it really is a shame that David left so much open and unresolved with this book. For better or worse, this issue practically screams that the story isn't over and at least some of the gang will be back in the spotlight soon. Whether that's a comforting thought or cause for further annoyance is really up to the reader. Read Full Review

I hate to be too hard on this comic: it's not without wit and heart, and I think we can all agree that a series as good as this iteration of X-Factor deserved to go out on its own terms. This final story arc wasn't the series' strongest, but if Peter David felt it was one that needed telling, I won't begrudge him that. Read Full Review