So, the worst X-Man ever turned out to be the one that saved the rest. This is a great—and satisfying—end to the miniseries. This issue has a bit of a different tone than the rest, and it progresses in a different manner. I’m not going to give that stuff away because you need to experience it for yourself. I’ll just say that Bailey has gotten older, and his thought process proves that. The script is amazing, interesting, and enthralling. This issue is definitely worth the read. Read Full Review

The conclusion to X-Men: Worst X-Man Ever is grim, somber, and closes out in bitter sweet fashion, which is why I enjoyed it. As said before, life can be a drag and this mini-series illustrates that brilliantly but not in a complete downer way. There are some uplifting moments and valuable life lessons to take from this comic. You just have to really think about them and not judge it by its cover. Read Full Review

An unfortunate end to a miniseries that began with the best intentions. What this issue lacks in subtlety makes up with fantastic artwork. Read Full Review