Wow, didn't know marvel could look like this. Momoko's wobbly style and goofy drawings go perfectly with a psychological horror X-Men origin story, which goes perfectly with X-Men. Kinda reminds me of the TV series about Legion, which was way more trippy than this but also deal with stuff like trauma and how it affects a powerful individual. Only 7,5 for now because it's a little rushed, too many things the author wants to dump on us at once, but hopefully it'll follow an interesting path.

A little rushed

Some origins stories, more mutants introduced, the term "mutant" itself introduced for the first time. This is still setting up, which can be a little bothersome to some singular brain-celled people, however, I have faith, it's slowly picking up and Hisako's story seems like it'll develop good.

Better than the 2 previous issues, revealing that there is a greater power and older civilization than Wakanda is actually a really nice turn, and the interactions between Tchalla, Killmonger and Storm are great. The drawing is also gorgeous

Seeing Spidy and the Green Goblin team up and working together is one of the most epic things it has happen in the superhero's history

Calling it an 8.3 just because it doesn't have any action scenes perfectly showcases what superhero comics readers value the most. This is a great chapter, with a lot of clever dialogue and key moments to the characters; with this, I've understood way more how Harry's mind works, and foresee some pretty heavy moral battles in the future. It was a joy reading this, a great chapter.