Overall, I really enjoyed this issue of X-Men: Legacy despite the few storytelling kinks. I really like Carey's portrayal of the characters and the different sequences feature some strong artwork that keeps me hooked even if it's regarding some X-Men history I have yet to catch up on. Read Full Review

Art-wise, Eaton appears to have gotten well over his Picard-complex for Xavier, so let's hope that it's not a temporary thing. The regular guest art slot for the issue is filled by a fan-favorite whose art is nonetheless the frequent butt of industry jokes, Greg Land. He does turn in some good representations of some classic X-moments, and it certainly helps that his storytelling range isn't stretched very far in composing those one-off images, though there's at least one page where the way the image montage is put together makes it look like Banshee is a tiny little pixie. Ah well. Criticisms aside, another solid issue for "X-Men: Legacy", which has emerged as perhaps the strongest post-Messiah Complex title. Read Full Review

You will not miss anything important to current X-continuity by passing this one up until something meaningful starts to happen. Read Full Review