Momoko delivers another outstanding issue with Ultimate X-Men #11. As the pieces slide into position, the battle for the future of the young mutants hangs on the horizon. The careful pacing and strong character beats make it one of the best published comics. Read Full Review

Ultimate X-Men #11 offers breathtaking visuals and some standout moments, but its slow pace and unclear storytelling hold it back from reaching its full potential. While fans of interconnected Ultimate stories and artistic excellence will find much to enjoy, the lack of narrative progress may test the patience of those seeking a more immediate payoff. Read Full Review

Ultimate X-Men #11 continues to slowly progress the overall narrative Peach Momoko is crafting. But now that we've gotten so deep into the series the storytelling structure is working against the series. Even when Momoko's artwork lifts many scenes it is not enough to mask the slow crawl nature of the story. Hopefully the hook ending is a sign that things will pick up much more in the next issue. Read Full Review

Ultimate X-Men #11 gives you more of the same slice-of-life storytelling you either love or hate. Peach Momoko moves an assortment of plot threads forward by inches, and the artwork is perfectly fine if you're into Shojo Manga. For everyone else clamoring for an X-Men comic set in the Ultimates universe, look elsewhere. Read Full Review

This issue felt slow when I read it, but was it tho? Kanon is back, that was great. Been wondering what was gonna happened with Psylocke. The powers that be are working overtime behind the scenes. The entire reason the mutants and the children of the Atom were exposed to the light is being censored. Yes, the photo that Kanon posted of body in the suitcase it's being taken down from social media. Mei has been gathering what I assume are the morlocks of this universe. The mutants that can't blend in with the rest of the population because of how they look. Also, Mei's inspiration coming from Storm is very interesting. Mei takes after Ororo's code name and looks. That's some nice connecting tissue for the universe. The fact that Nico & Mori didn't ran into the dead body of Natsu's mother tells me she had some help. Help from who? Don't know yet, but maybe she went back to the Children of the Atom. Even if she hates them, you tend to go back to what you know. After all, Natsu did not asked her friends for help. Finally, the cult pulled up on the warlocks and whatever is gonna happen is gonna be live stream or recorded by that influencer named Yukio. So yeah, there was a lot put down here by Momoko. Maybe I speed read this issue, I might go back and pay more attention to the back issues. more