The Marauders' trap closes on the X-Men - from within and from without! But devastating though it is, this attack is only a move in a larger game - and the survivors of Rogue's team have to figure out what the objective is before they can have a prayer of fighting back...
This issue is a grabber for old and new X-Men fans alike. Read Full Review
There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that Carey's X-Men is the weakest of all the X-titles that Marvel publishes. David's X-Factor is the best with some of the best character work, dialogue and subtle plotlines currently on the market. Whedon's Astonishing X-Men is next with excellent character work, good chemistry and quality action. Then comes Brubaker's Uncanny X-Men that may be slow and a bit boring at times, but still has solid dialogue and nicely developed characters. I don't read Exiles or New X-Men, but I can't imagine that they are worse than Carey's X-Men. Read Full Review