Weapon X #14

WEAPON X #14 by Greg Pak, Yildiray Cinar, and Frank D'armata is the end of the current "Nuke-Clear War" story. It's an action heavy issue with frantic art, featuring fun character moments and a great cliff hanger. Read Full Review

Weapon X #14 is a perfect close to the "Nuke-Clear War" arc, one that you don't' want to miss. Read Full Review

Pak gives us a nicely wrapped up end to the arc and perfectly sets up the next one. Some fun character development from several of them leaves me thinking this might be the first story with Nuke Ive actually enjoyed. Read Full Review

Even great art won't be enough to keep an average book alive. And at this point, average is a slight improvement for this title. Read Full Review

Weapon X #14s big empty fight scene keeps the comic from even approaching the realm of engaging, and the finale doesnt explore its ideas enough to redeem the book. Give this one a pass. Check out X-Men: Red instead. Read Full Review

CrazyforRAMU

Sep 06, 2018

The heroes save the day with some of the title's trademark over-the-top blammy-slashy action. Smooth, clear visuals roll the story right along and the script delivers a solid blend of audacious combat situations and cheesy character interactions. There's still a wide streak of superficiality to the story (What was up with Warpath's glitched healing factor? Who cares! EXPLOSIONS!) that keeps it from sticking in one's memory. For the brief span of time it takes to read it, though, it's noisy silly stupid in a very fun way.