X-Treme X-Men #12

Writer: Greg Pak Artist: Kalman Andrasofszky Publisher: Marvel Comics Release Date: March 13, 2013 Cover Price: $2.99 Critic Reviews: 3
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PROLOGUE TO X-TERMINATION
With reality pulling apart and their Xavier driven mad, the team scrambles to find the tear between dimensions and repair it before it’s too late.But without their Xavier, they’re unprepared for the threat that awaits them.

  • 8.0
    ScienceFiction.com - Stuart Conover Mar 17, 2013

    On the flip side he might be either what has summoned them or the one that ends up loosening them upon the world(s). The pieces are all finally on the board and the crossover is coming. I have a feeling this is leading up to a very bittersweet crossover that'll end with the death or two of some of the characters covered by this series and Age of Apocalypse. Read Full Review

  • 7.0
    Read Comic Books - Tommy Lutz Mar 14, 2013

    X-Treme X-Men #12 is on a good path to take the series out on a high note. It may not have the most talented artists working on it in the end, but Greg Pak is on a mission with this series and has delivered on every issue thus far. He made this series really special, and it is because of that that this reviewer is really excited to see what he can do with Batman/Superman and anything else he may be working on. It also has this reviewer sold on the X-Termination event, and ready with a box of tissues for the official final issue. Go Dazzler! Read Full Review

  • 7.0
    Marvel Disassembled - thepuremood Mar 14, 2013

    Unfortunately, the title stumbles towards its conclusion, and longtime readers may not get the pay-off we were hoping. Again, I put none of the blame on the likes of Pak or Araujo, or even Marvel " if the ending feels rushed, it's because it probably was. With Dazzler and crew having defeated the evil Xaviers, they are mysteriously transported to the dimension of AoA, so that they can get involved with the story of that dimension's Nightcrawler in the X-TERMINATION event appearing in multiple lower-tier X-titles. Even with the slightly lackluster finale, I'll always remember Pak's far too short run on X-TREME X-MEN. It was original, inventive, intelligent and passionate about breaking down stereotypes. I have a strong belief that this series will live on beyond its short time on the monthly market " the world of tumblr is due to make the Hercules/Wolverine romance the stuff of legend, and Pak's amazing characterization of Dazzler and Kidcrawler will remind future scribes th Read Full Review

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