All in all,X-Men Legends#6 is a good addition to the originalX-Factorrun, with an intriguing story and great pencilwork by Todd Nauck. Read Full Review

After the first iteration of X-FACTOR returned to the X-MEN, government liaison Valerie Cooper compiled a new team of mutants to take the reigns. However, when a group of mutants was taken captive at the Latverian Embassy in resistance to DOCTOR DOOM, this new X-FACTOR team sprung into action. Lets dive into X-MEN LEGENDS #6 by Peter David as he fills in the gaps between his run on X-FACTOR #75 and X-FACTOR #76 from 1986. Read Full Review

X-Men Legends#6 gives readers whiplash throughout, jumping tonally all over the place and missing the mark on several key levels. The attempts at humor fall flat, and then flip 180 degrees to beats that skew far too dark. Skip this one. Read Full Review

These X-Men: Legends stories often struggle to justify their existence, but this one may make the previous work it intends to complement retroactively worse. Read Full Review

I liked how Doom was written, but this is middling, unfortunately.

The hostage situation plays out with some good twists, like Quicksilver bringing in the real Dr. Doom. But it chops off with an abrupt shaggy dog of an ending (I'm not trying to make a Wolfsbane joke). I really liked this up until the last few pages, but those pages left me unable to escape the feeling that the author ran out of space, shrugged, and slapped this unsatisfying finale on. The art's good throughout, though, and I did like the humor.