Man, this book has wandered so far off course. If you've a bottomless hunger for Star Wars homages, this might satisfy you, but Star Wars homages in X-Men date back to when Claremont watched A New Hope. The idea is tired, the execution is indifferent, and even Phil Noto's art disappoints. An off day for a book that hasn't had an on one in a long while.

Impressed how the writer get the characters wrong

Duggan is phoning in so badly

Seriously, at this point this book feels like a amateur fan fiction writing where you are there just for a specific thing like a pairing and the story as to make little to nonsense. but this is a comic book and it feels worse than even some fan fictions.

First thing I noticed is how writer have a Roma chaarcter being acussed of stoling a kid.

Doctor Doom is really badly written here

Seems like story is getting places even if the pace is slow

More of build up for the next issue

The story has been a drag. Of course Shadow king is a villain., no surprise here

Really not sure about Solem. Art was great, Percy writing is strongest with Kubert

Every issue of Cable that I read during the Krakoa arc surprised me with how much I liked Young-Cable. If you are a fan of the 90s and meta-jokes about pouches, you'll probably enjoy this. If you liked the growth of the character over the last few years, maybe side step this one.

I like Cable but as with Ewing's Defenders, this was such a slog to get through, at some point I wanted to drop it without finishing reading it. Another miss by Ewing who sometimes just thinks he's smarter and cheekier than he actually is. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who's not a Cable fan.

Another Al Ewing Book where an editor needed to step in and keep him on track, especially as a Last Annihilation story! Long-winded and over-narrated, this has some good art, but for a book full of action, was a real chore to get through! For 90s Cable fans only IMO

I was really frustrated that there were brand new ways telepathy works, and they were created just to have this story. Since when can’t Jean read a mind because the Id gets in the way? Flimsy way to keep the story going. I don’t like it.

Leah Williams is one of the worst writers! She can't write dialogue, yet writes way too much of it!!!!

Hard to believe marvel published a comic as bad as this one

Plotless comics is trash

Writing is like a fanfic, characters talk like they are action figures controlled by kids.
Art is not consistent, some pages are awful

I really can't believe that we're halfway through this series, and it's just... not doing anything? The three timeline thing is destroying any sort of pacing this title would have, I assume. I just... am perplexed. I don't even think this is a bad issue, really. I just don't think it's anything at all. It's just a null and void in my mind. Hence the five out of ten.

The book is absolute trash, The dialogues are cringe and bad. Batman isn't even interesting and sometimes doesn't even feel like batman anymore. At the end bruce showing up to Selina is the stupidest scene in the issue as basically batman is now Selina's puppet.

Tom king is the writer who is making me hate Catwoman and Bat/Cat in general because this feels much more like some cheap fan fiction who someone wrote without much thought just for the sake of it. more

What a complete slog to get through! Leave it to Al Ewing to take a book that everyone gets excited about and turn it into a complete vanity project that seems only to exist to stroke his own ego. This is yet another example of Ewing with no editorial restraints and it is far from good and far from readable! People may love the Immortal Hulk bit that one surprise hit is going to be responsible for churning out this sort of crap for years to come! more

This bored me out of my mind, I don't think I've read in a long time a book that made me fell asleep while reading it, it really was an effort to get through it, this is Ewing indulging himself in his worst reflexes.

The pace is slow and needs more meat on the issues.

Tis series is a mess all over the place. Last issue did very little for the series