Still good horror atmosphere but i didn't like the art on the action parts

Nice start. A summary of past events and a set up for what it's coming next. Horror reigns supreme here

I give up on this x-book. The plot moves too slowly without any bite and sinister here interrupts a direction that could have been original to take a pattern that i fear is too predictable. Some people might find it pleasant to identify with the characters in this series, but after eight issues my interest faded.

A promising start with a Sinister scheme that feels like I’m reading an actual x-book, turns into more slice of life bullshit about bad gender binaries, political jackets and lesbian dating. I do enjoy the soap opera aspect of the X-Men, but this is just too much. Plus, these characters are insufferable. I hate them all.

I don't know if i like the way daken is turned into, but after all i think it's a great run if you're in the mood for that kind of badassery

Some cool and violent scene inside, but the story doesn't progress sufficiently in my opinion, even if i certainly don't read it because of the depth of the plot

Good start, cool horrorific action

Can we get some X stories this decade that aren't victim culture vehicles. Fighting bigotry has a big place in X-men of course but it feels like this has become the easy go-to (not to mention often blown out of proportion) overused trope we see too much and this series seems to be making it the central theme. Just too much too often and it gets stale. I guess this is supposed to be Shadowcat, I refuse to call her Kate, being the reluctant, modern day, bartender prof X helping mutant kids but it's marketed as a team book with the X-men name. This feels like a bad CW version of a New Mutants book. I think this title is an argument for way too many X books released at the beginning of from the ashes. So far the emotion\empath color changing mutant is the only thing I kinda like. more