Cable, Exodus, Mirage, Wolverine, and more - Apocalypse saw great potential in twelve hand-picked mutants. But when a thirteenth contender crashes the tournament, endangering the lives of thousands in the process, will any survive to carry on in Apocalypse's footsteps? Not if MISTER SINISTER has anything to say about it!
Rated T+
X-Men: Heir of Apocalypse #2 is a highly enjoyable action comic. Writer Steve Foxe gives every character something to do, and there are twists, and an elevated feel to a single fight scene that adds complexity to what could have easily been a quick read. Read Full Review
Personally, I think the second installment of X-Men: Heir of Apocalypse was even more fun than the first one. The stakes felt a lot higher in this one, for sure. Steve Foxe is fantastic at keeping the excitement going throughout the comic. He does a great job at giving each mutant their own chance to shine without watering down the other characters. I can't wait to see what's next for X-Men: Heir of Apocalypse! Read Full Review
X-Men: Heir of Apocalypse #2 is an interesting issue that feels like one long fight but it removes some players from the board. It continues its throwback style in both story and look. Overall, like the first issue, the second feels like there's going to be some long-term ramifications after this series wraps up. Read Full Review
There's still fun to be had here, but Heir of Apocalypse is quickly losing momentum as it falls into familiar superhero storytelling models with only ambiguous stakes attached. Read Full Review
Still not INCREDIBLY into this book, unfortunately. I kind of felt like this was a weird way to take this story when you only have four issues to do the tournament. Well, kind of only three issues considering that you have to set the whole thing up in the first issue. Anyways, yeah, this was fine. It's not bad or anything, but it's also not something I see myself re-reading unless things really pick up in the second half.
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