Age Of X-Man: NextGen #3
| Writer | Ed Brisson |
| Artist | Marcus To |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
THE AGE OF X-MAN CONTINUES!
• Can the students of the Summers Institute unite to save themselves - or will they turn on one another in the end?
• Time is running out as Glob must attempt to keep the team together long enough to unlock the secrets of the Age of X-Man!
• Will the kids be the ones to save reality...or break it?
Rated T+
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8.9
Comicsverse - Peyton Hinckle
Apr 17, 2019AGE OF X-MAN: NEXTGEN #3 isn't for everyone but if you like the occasional high school soap opera mixed with a surprisingly serious underlying plot, this one might just be for you. Although I do think the characters in NEXTGEN could become major players in the Age of X-Man world, I'm nearly certain Brisson is more or less just giving readers something entertaining that will help round out their understanding of Nate's strange reality. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Jamie Lovett
Apr 17, 2019Ed Brisson and Marcus To are onto something here, something that deserves to outlast the "Age of X-Man" event. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comics: The Gathering - Ryan.L
Apr 18, 2019Overall this is the highlight of Age of X-Man and a must read. This book continues to blow me away with how fun it is and ramifications are coming for certain mutant students and their actions, and I can't wait to see what they will be. Read Full Review
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7.0
You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff
Apr 17, 2019Though it doesnt meet the potential of characters searching for truth in a world fabricated by authority, the drama in the third issue of Next Gen is engaging enough to keep the pages turning in another oddly enjoyable trip to the Age of X-Man. Read Full Review
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7.0
All-Comic - Jeremy Matcho
Apr 20, 2019Age of X-Man Next Gen is a fun book! Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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9.5
Where as many titles in Age of X-Man seem adrift and meandering through less than thrilling plot this book has a great focus and direction. The art very much matches the narrative and essence of this title. For me it is the best of them.
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8.5
This book is really fun if you like the characters.
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8.0
This series has all the intrigue I want from the rest of these stories!
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8.0
The students make and break alliances and Armor comes to the fore as the protagonist. Thoroughly engaging plot and art, and I really like the way the dialogue does good characterization while simultaneously exploring intriguing ideas about the AU.
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7.0
THE GOOD: -This series is pretty good. I'm getting kinda tired of Age of X-Man, but this is definitely one of the better series. -The art is solid. Marcus To usually does a good job. -I like all these characters and the way they're written. -This issue does a good job of establishing itself in the Age of X-Man world with references to other series. -The ending to this issue was solid. THE BAD: -I've never been a huge fan of Ed Brisson, and I guess that's true of this issue for the most part. I like the characters, but the dialogue is plain and story is kind of boring. -I feel like the pacing here is a little slow, especially for a five-issue miniseries. Feels like it should be three.
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