X-Men #33
| Writer | Jed MacKay |
| Artist | Tony Daniel |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
The X-Men race against time in order to prevent a gravimetric disaster, as the subject of their rescue mission has turned into a bomb that must be defused! But the X-Men have a temporarily revitalized Magneto on their side - even if his own strength dwindles with every tick of the clock!
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8.6
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Jul 15, 2026MacKay crafts an entertaining and compelling story in this issue. I like that there are several different moral and ethical questions being asked throughout the story and how each one ramps up the drama and tension of every moment. I like the focus on Ben in the story as well as the growing conflict between Beast and Magneto. The story has a satisfying conclusion that teases more drama and tension to come with the characters. Read Full Review
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8.5
AIPT - Collier Jennings
Jul 15, 2026X-Men #33 closes out its latest story arc with a moral dilemma that pushes Beast's Science Team to the limit, and delivers some stunning visuals in the process. Read Full Review
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8.3
Comic Watch - Jamison Nilsson
Jul 17, 2026X-Men #33 is a deeper exploration of Ben and Schwarzschild’s characters than readers would expect since Ben hasn’t had much development since his first appearance thirty-one issues ago. Read Full Review
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5.0
This one had me rolling my eyes hard. I found the first two parts of Anomaly moderately entertaining (as much as one can in this X-Men era of retarded storytelling and lazy art), but MacKay‘s anticlimactic kitchen sink psychology conclusion is a huge letdown.
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3.5
X-men #33. Christ Almighty ,Why is Jed still on this book? It gets worse each time but honestly looking at the talent Marvel has right now writing.. who would take this place ? Is kid omega a wise soul now giving advice? Wasn’t he trying to attack a whole town maybe 3 issues ago? Jed lacks a voice for these characters and this series . Such a jumbled story that jumps around too much while rushing at lightning speed to an ending. Jeds book is all over the map in terms of tone. I can only assume hes trying new things to see what works but nothing lands.hearing reports that they are keeping the creative teams on X-men is beyond depressing and upsetting. If I have to endure Saladin, Gail or Jed anymore with crummy solo series I’ll drop all t more
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8.0