As 3K are revealed in all their glory, Henry McCoy is faced with a choice as death stalks the halls of the Factory. But no X-Man stands alone, and the Beast may find surprising support in unlikely allies...
Rated T+
X-Men #18 is a tense, character-rich chapter that combines big reveals with intimate stakes. As the 3K X-Men fully step into the light, Jed MacKay gives us something rare: a Beast story that genuinely surprisesand might just redeem. Or doom. Time will tell. Read Full Review
Laiso delivers some impressive, highly detailed and visually thrilling art throughout the issue. Read Full Review
X-Men #18 juggles three storylines with varying levels of impact Cyclops and Magneto's arcs deliver the strongest beats. While some scenes lack punch and feel like setup for what's next, there's enough character development and forward motion to keep readers invested as the arc wraps up. A visually solid, if slightly uneven, issue. Read Full Review
This wasn't a bad issue. The art is not great, but anything's better than Stegman and Diaz's crude figures. I hate that they wasted so many large panels on trivial discussions, but the intrigue itself is quite good. Actually, this is the first time I find this book remotely interesting.
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