The survivors of Apocalypse's deadly trials confront the final test as their past, present and future converge. When the dust settles, only one will remain to safeguard mutantkind's destiny by any means possible. Only one will become...the HEIR OF APOCALYPSE.
Rated T+
Throughout X-Men: Heir of Apocalypse, the writing has been exciting and very compelling. Steve Foxe does an excellent job at showcasing each mutant, proving why they're worthy of being the heir of Apocalypse. Read Full Review
X-Men: Heir of Apocalypse #4 delivers a satisfying conclusion to a brutal and action-packed series. The emotional core of the story, combined with the high-stakes battle, creates a compelling reading experience. While the series could have benefited from more character development in earlier issues, this final chapter is a strong finish. For fans of the X-Men and high-stakes battles, this issue is a must-read. It provides a satisfying conclusion to the “Heir of Apocalypse” storyline and sets the stage for future adventures. Read Full Review
The trials are complete in X-Men: Heir of Apocalypse #4, and the correct victor is chosen. This is a good finish to a miniseries that has felt like the '90s as they come, adequately bridging the Krakoan era with the From the Ashes era. The series has done a fabulous job blending what we know while paving the way for something brand new. Boy, is it exciting to be an X-Men fan these days! Read Full Review
X-Men: Heir Of Apocalypse #4 is a nice finale to the mini-series and it'll have ramifications for a while. While some of it was predictable due to other series, the ending wasn't totally clear. It sets things up nicely for what's to come promising a lot of drama and a new player for the X-Men to contend with. Read Full Review
While the task of this miniseries is accomplished, it's uncertain if readers will be given cause to consider it again. Read Full Review
I really enjoyed this mini series. Apocalypse is my second favorite villain behind Magneto and while I enjoyed his semi-face turn during the Krakoa era, it's good to see him back to his villainous ways. His choice is surprising from a logical standpoint, but it will be very interesting to see where they go with this. I like how they teased the obvious choices, dropped some out while leaving less obvious choices that made me go "huh, they'd be a good option too actually!" and then went with the LEAST obvious choice of all. Good stuff, good writing, great art. Loved it.
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