The artwork is a bit unexpected in the main story but this debut issue is solid in every aspect. It has the action, the violence, the humor, and the right attitude. It all comes together in a way that is a welcome return to the classic misfit team from the 90s and me excited to read more of their adventures. Read Full Review

The opening issue of this relaunch is packed with keen characterisation, sharp dialogue, and absolutely fantastic art. If you like your X-Books to be a little darker and morally murky than Red or Uncanny, this is a great series to pick up. Read Full Review

X-Force #1 was a solid start for the series. I was hoping for a bit more from the confrontation with Cable, but all good things do still come in time. This first issue was a satisfying set-up from what we can expect from this murderous bunch, and for establishing where Cable stands in the current state of the MU. Read Full Review

X-Force was a surprise hit this week. Ed Brisson has made this team of old friends feel fresh, and they have a new path and mission. The pencils and colors were fine enough, but I look forward to seeing how they grow as the series progresses. X-Force was my favorite book this week. Read Full Review

Overall, the first issue of the relaunched X-Force ticks a lot of boxes for X-Force fans " ultraviolence, dark humor, and zero tolerance for hatemongers. Read Full Review

The narrative isn't anything X-Fans haven't seen before, but if Brisson can make the team this entertaining every issue, you're not going to mind. Read Full Review

This is an interesting and tense first issue. There is a new dynamic for these characters being created by Ed Brisson and it is actually entertaining and fun to see how they interact with a younger Cable in their midst. Read Full Review

One issue in, I may not be completely sold on the group, but there's enough here to pique my curiosity for another issue or two. Worth a look. Read Full Review

The original X-Force re-debuts in a frenetic and funny story that might need a little more time to develop a real direction but entertains in the interim. Read Full Review

The era of Kid Cable is a very promising one to start. Ed Brisson keeps stacking onto his X-Men credibility. Read Full Review

X-Force #1 isn't a bad comic, but it feels like it's all been done before. Instead of spinning out of recent X-related events into new and exciting directions, some set by Brisson himself, this comic feels rooted in the past and unable to escape the pull of humdrum struggle of mutant versus mankind and mutant versus mutant. Read Full Review

Continuity issues, art problems and some unclear story bits combine to make for a hard read, but the backup story is a lot of fun. Read Full Review

I actually really liked the issue. The art took a few pages to get used to because of the way faces are drawn but the fight scenes were fun and dynamic. The story was very simple but was a fun read.

Excellent first issue with the members of the original X-Force. The action is fantastic and I love the art.

This is going to be a wild ride!

Brisson writes this sort of thing really well and though his art won’t be for everyone, I love Burnett’s art. That said, I’m just not a huge fan of gory violence and indiscriminate killing in my mainstream superhero books so I’m not sure if this one is for me. I’ve preordered issue 2 so we’ll see if that turns me around. I still couldn’t rate it too low because I think it is of a high quality, just not perfectly to my tastes.

This was good. The team works well and the stories are interesting. There's not much to say besides I'm excited to read more. It's not an extravagant issue, just very solid and written well.

Decent script, the artwork smells.

Really enjoyed Brisson on Extermination so I'll stick with this for a bit. Like others I was not fond of the art by Burnett at all.

The artwork is not the best, maybe at most its ok. For a team that I only know three of the characters, really enjoyed the issue! Just hope next issue we get more information on who is who on the team. Great start for a book that few days ago I could careless about!

The violence for comic effect left a bad taste in my mouth; these characters don't feel like heroes. Didn't like the art either.

This was a perfectly fine comic and I will continue to read it.

Was this drawn by my 4 y o niece? When she does it, it’s rill cute. In X-Force, the kid style is real real terrible. Story pretty good I guess.

Did the writer know that Cannonball was in the Avengers. Or that he have a wife & a child in Chandilar awaiting for him. Does he even care ? And what with the new look. It lookalike Sammy in Scooby Apocalypse, awful. Like the Warpach look. And with is machette (With the size I will not call that a knife) when he stab someone that should do blood (And that should kill).
I didn't like the idea too close to God Likes, Man Kill. Nor convinced by Domino as leader, nor by Cable/Deathlock team-up.
Only Tabitha was fun.

Cover - Very excited to see the X-force I love not the following volumes. Not a team already so 1.5/2
Writing - It wasn't bad, but definitely not good. 1.5/3
Arts - I didn't like Burnett, and Ramirez didn't do much Better. 2/3
Feeling - Not hook to read more than this one. 0/2
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