Uncanny X-Men #16

This tie-in gives you a good idea as to what one group of the Mutants are doing after Inhumans Vs X-Men #1. I was really pleased by the art in this issue and the best part is how well this story leads you and how the ending leaves you wanting the next issue. Read Full Review

I was planning to drop the Uncanny X-Men series; I have lost interest in the story and the characters. But this issue's toss up of the normal characters in the comic is keeping me on board. Once the IvX series is over and done, if the story continues to be like it has been since before issue 16, then I might jump off and just stop the series all together. If Bunn keeps delivering this type of story, then I won't jump off the series, I'll gladly stay on. For now, I'm staying to see where things go, and I'm really interested to see how Karnak gets out of the situation he is in, and what he does to Jean and Cuckoos. Read Full Review

Will that day ever come? Perhaps in the RessurXion era? No, that's just what Jean and the Cuckoos want me to believe" Read Full Review

Uncanny X-Men #16 was a pretty good issue, but it had some confusing parts that might force you to re-read it. The story was good enough and the art department stepped up as usual. Its a shame this book will be going away because it was a breath of fresh air in the line. Read Full Review

JBL Reviews

Dec 22, 2016

I was confused by the Fantomex parts.

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supercoolyeah - Dec 30, 2016

Same here. I had to look up the world. Apparently it's the facility where fantomex was made. So I guess he is the head of the factory now.

JBL Reviews - Feb 10, 2017

I knew that vaguely, but if they simplified the concepts a bit, it could be really interesting.

supercoolyeah

Dec 30, 2016

A little confusing. I had to search for Fantomex's history to appreciate what was happening in the story. After discovering the history the comic made sense. I wish they would have just focused on Karnak more since he is such a great character to work with.