The nuanced conflict between the people or Merle and the X-Men has been enough for me to follow the series. Of course this is not all this series has to offer, there's plenty I refuse to spoil. The X-Men by Jed MacKay has a variety of reasons for everyone to love. The team roster, the new facility, or even Magneto's health issues. Not to mention the team's mission of rescuing "new mutants has taken them all over the country so far. If you are looking to jump into one of the new X titles from Marvel in the post-Krakoa era, X-Men by Jed MacKay is a no brainer. Read Full Review

Plot
This comic tells the mysterious IRON NIGHT, which is when Magneto and Cyclops faced a Sentinel that attacked the town without explanation. At this very moment Magneto lost control of his powers and Cyclops had to make him lose consciousness. Magneto also develops a disease that degrades his movement. Magneto blames all the resurrections he experienced in Krakoa, and leaves the question of whether all the mutants who revived experience this same genetic degradation and stop controlling their powers.

The girl Piper Cobb is analyzed by Beast to find out if she is a mutant and was the reason why the Sentinel attacks her, the detail is that she has a rare mutation.

This comic shows a key moment before the X-men settled in Alaska.

The comic has a prologue where Beast is kidnapped, setting up the X-Men crossover called RAID ON GRAYMALKIN

Art
It is very detailed, using lots of shadows and textures to achieve a great narrative dynamism. The details offer a great dynamism.

Summary
The terrible IRON NIGHT unleashed a series of consequences that still cannot be explained. more