• Bailey struggles to fit in among his hated and fear compatriates.
• PLUS: Meet possibly the most powerful X-Man ever...Miranda?
• Max Bemis's Mutant Masterpiece continues here!
Rated T+
This storyline is a really quirky, fun spin-off of X-Men. We’ve seen characters get mad that they have the powers they have, like Rogue for example, but not to this degree. Bailey is a truly unique X-Man with a huge confliction in his life. How will he handle it when standing face-to-face with Magneto, the leader of the evil mutants? We’ll have to keep reading to find out! Read Full Review
For the third time in a row, Bemis' humor is fantastic; every other page pokes fun at popular culture or even comic book culture, keeping the reader entertained. However, after reading three issues of this series, this writer is thankful Worst X-Man Ever is only a mini-series. While the plot is still able to keep the reader interested enough to pick up next month's copy, it is repetitive. We, as readers, are catching on to Bemis' tricks. We see Bailey's emotional state go up and down. We know that when he is happy something terrible is going to happen, and we know that when he is down the brotherhood will try to tempt him. My only hope is that Bemis will break his own conventions in the next two issues before concluding the series. Overall, it's worth reading for the humor and for Bailey as a character, yet the plot is in need of repair. Read Full Review
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