X-Men United #6

6.3

Critic Rating

3 Reviews
1.5

User Rating

2 Reviews
Writer Eve Ewing, Evan Narcisse
Artist Tiago Palma, Eduardo Pansica
Cover Price $4.99

A malevolent spirit has entered Graymatter Lane, turning friends into foes and allies into enemies. As fractures appear across the X-team, can they come together to defeat one of the most ancient and powerful mutants of all - THE SHADOW KING?!

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  • 9.0

    Nerd Initiative - ShawnFoles

    Aug 12, 2026

    Another solid issue. Tiago Palma really flexes his creative muscle on this issue and continues to show why he’s a name so many people are talking about. The art feels fresh, and the arc sets up a story that I’m interested to see play out. Read Full Review

  • 6.0

    Fanlight Zone - Josh Allen

    Aug 12, 2026

    As a singular issue, it’s fine. However as the 6th entry into the series it does nothing to draw readers attention to it in terms of an ongoing story or overarching threat. The artwork is great, but when the story is subpar it can only get you so far. Read Full Review

  • 4.0

    AIPT - Robert Reed

    Aug 12, 2026

    A series of storytelling decisions plague the plot of X-Men United #6. The uneven pacing and bland characterization means that the climax of the issue falls completely flat. Read Full Review

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  • 2.0

    Astonishingly Awful

    Aug 14, 2026

    Both the writing and art are subpar. Eve Ewing doesn’t even seem to care about the logic of Graymatter Lane, but it doesn’t matter anyway, since it’s all nonsense.

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  • 1.0

    Brandon

    Aug 15, 2026

    X-men United #6. I didnt buy it. But I did read in my LCS out of morbid curiosity. Eve L Ewings book has next to no reviews, as everyone has dropped off this total mess. This issue is cowritten by Evan Narcisse. The entire series has been under the premise that the team is interacting in Grey Matter Lane. Training mutants in a “Mind school”. This issue is the Xmen battling evil shadow versions of themselves during what was supposed to be a role playing game under ben Lius power. These Shadow versions seem to be all lead by Shuvahrak. That character hasn’t been seen in a single issue leading to this series or mentioned in this book once. They just appear with no build, and disappear just as fast for no reason. They literally are just go more

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