X-Men #11 is the best issue of this volume of the series thus far. What makes Jed MacKay superhero writing approach so fun is here in full display. Read Full Review

Overall, X-Men #11 is a solid installment that continues to build on the strong foundation established in previous issues. The introduction of new threats and the exploration of the X-Men's vulnerabilities add a layer of complexity to the narrative. Fans of the X-Men will appreciate this suspenseful chapter and the intriguing mysteries it presents.This is a promising chapter that leaves readers eager to see how the X-Men will respond to this new threat and what secrets the fugitive holds. Read Full Review

X-Men #11 offers a satisfying mix of teamwork, action, and humor, showcasing Cyclops as both a leader and a flawed hero. Netho Diaz's expressive, high-energy art style perfectly complements the story's stakes, while Jed MacKay's script maintains momentum with tense confrontations and strategic plays. Read Full Review

X-Men #11 begins a solid, fun, complication-free adventure when the X-Men respond to an alert about alien invaders. Jed MacKay's script is well-paced, well-constructed, and well-executed, only suffering from a mildly annoying plot hole. Plus, the art team's output is outstanding. Read Full Review

X-Men still maintains its unique, high octane energy and craziness, and I am definitely still into that. Read Full Review