X-Men Grand Design X-Tinction was a bleak, gorgeous and surprisingly heartfelt ride that reminded me why we love the X-men and mutants in the first place. Its the ongoing struggle, the family bonds, the unyielding heartbreak and hope for these outcast characters that made the franchise so uncanny in our minds to begin with. The complicated history of the X-men may seem intimidating but if youre a casual fan of the X-men or just a fan of great artwork then youre sure to get something from this series. Read Full Review

With the whole of Grand Design, Piskor created a masterwork of the comics form. These outings into X-Men lore display the finest sense of sequential storytelling and using the foundation of the past to mold something relevant for the contemporary moment. This is a work that will stand on its own as one of Marvel's finest publications for decades for come. And even more to the point, it's one of the best damn comics of the era. Read Full Review

This is a section of X-Men history, beautifully composed and thoughtfully assembled, but ultimately only a section from a truly epic tapestry. Read Full Review

It's well put together and worth reading.

Good, but this series could serve better as something to thumb through occasionally than outright read again and again.