X-Men: Gold #32

Rachel's nightmare continues in X-MEN GOLD #32 as Guggenheim tries to make up for lost time. Although I would have liked to see a little more originality in this issue, I wouldn't call it unsuccessful. Perez's linework and Guggenheim's dedication to Rachel's character makes it an okay read. Read Full Review

Storm goes back to the Kenyan village where she was once revered as a Goddess…except now it's true…isn't it? What IS the deal with Stormcaster? Find out next issue. Read Full Review

X-Men Gold #32 continues the story of the mind-controlled Rachel Summers as we move closer to the end of the series. Read Full Review

X-Men Gold seems to be hitting its denouement as it wraps up every long-running plot that Marc Guggenheim planted in his run. Read Full Review

EdNothIng

Oct 20, 2019

Que estranho ficar muito legal do nada... NO FINAL!

CrazyforRAMU

Jan 31, 2019

Because the solution to "rampaging mind-controlled Rachel" turns out to be "let Teenclops deliver a standard-issue 'you're better than this' Cyclops speech" and that's not enough to fill a whole issue, this one rewinds to show some pre-rampage details. Lots of the details are cool and the art is really outstanding, but the trite resolution of the main conflict keeps this title, yet again, from becoming really good. Storm even has dialogue; I about died of shock.