Pretty boring. I kept zoning out reading this one.

Truth be told, it's been a week since I read this, and I don't remember a whole lot, other than a vague idea that it was an above average issue for this series.

I think I might like this more than White Knight. I definitely like Katana's writing more than Sean Gordon Murphy's. The story is pretty interesting, and Harley is actually a nicely written character, much more so than in White Knight.

This was kind of a weaker issue. The pacing felt off. Little too slow at the beginning, little to quick at the end. Oh well, I'm sure it'll pick back up.

Surprisingly good. This may be the best issue of this series so far. I don't know what this issue did differently, it was just a lot more engaging and fun. The art was really good too.

It was alright. I remember liking this when I first read it, but I'm struggling to remember anything about it now.

Jesus

This is the best Grant Morrison comic not written by Grant Morrison. But seriously, this is amazing. This arc in particular is just insane.

Wasn't a huge fan of this one. It mostly bored me, and I don't like the art much.

Yeah, I liked this quite a lot. This event seems to pull me in more with each issue.

It was fine. Didn't love it, didn't hate it.

This is the best issue of this series in a while. I think Cypher is a really good character, and his situation is very compelling.

Pretty unremarkable, but there's nothing to hate about this, and I like these characters enough that it made the story interesting.

I liked this a lot. Couple hiccups with the writing, but this is definitely the most engaging X-of-Swords story so far, and Mr. Sinister is just a great character.

Perfect.

I don't like this series very much BUT Mr. Terrific is absolutely one of the best characters in a comic I'm reading right now.

This is the first Tom King comic I've liked in a long time. So, yeah, it's really good. I'm super invested in the story and can't wait for the next issue.

This series never disappoints.

I didn't like this a whole lot. Some good moments, but I was mostly bored by it.

So far Wolverine's story is the best part of this event. Overall, it's a lot better than I was expecting, though.

This went in a really interesting direction and I thought it was well done.

The best issue of the Immortal Hulk yet. I have nothing more to add on top of calling this perfect. Everything about this shows a group of talented people putting out the absolute best work they can.

So much better than the first X-of-Swords. With a better artist, this could've been a really outstanding issue. As it stands, I still really like it, it's just unfortunate that the one aspect is holding it back, and it's not even Leah Williams' fault, who really outdid herself this time, in my humble opinion.

It's okay. I'm not totally sold on the event, but this made me ever so slightly more interested.

That ending really won me over. I can't say I enjoyed anything before it too much, but it definitely sets up an interesting premise for future issues.

I liked it. I think the middle is perfect. The beginning was pretty good. The ending lost me a bit, but I'm sure it'll pick back up.

This was pretty awesome. Hickman should write an ongoing Fantomex series, because I really like this guy.

This was my usual Excalibur reading experience: boring, but never awful.

This was pretty good. I think it's the least interesting issue so far, but it's also the most consistently well-written.