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Let me be very clear on what kind of X-men fan I am: I love most of Krakoa era comics and I think Tini Howard is one hell of a great writer. That said, this issue is just horrible. Duggan dropped some good ideas on previous comics that go nowhere, while at the same time failing to proper introduce the reader to whatever is going on in this packed issue. And his more political attempts never land - on the contrary, they are consistently poor. Duggan was always the weakest link of the Krakoan comics. But of course marvel editorial and their one huge event every six months mandate can never help.

If one reader wished to bring his X-men experience to a closure, this could be the final Storm issue, and this could be the final Destiny issue. It's that good.

Crazy to think this is someone's first time writing a comic book

That's one hell of a way to end a mini

Honestly, I love this. I think Wong pretty much gets the assignment

This is one hell of a homage to Kirby and one of the best comics of the year.

Instant classic

I love how this issue is pretty much the X-force team just going around and asking themselves "does this still have a point?"

Are people crazy enough not to see how rare and amazing this book is?

uow.

AMJ #1 was really good. I started reading ASM in my teens during the One More Day storyline. I loved those issues that were just these long arguments between MJ and Peter, so much so that I got to learn every line of hers by heart. So AMJ #1 hits close to home.

I usually enjoy comics written by Leah Williams, but this one is just not working for me. Other than that, Marvel's editors can not expect us to take both "Absolute Carnage" and "Contagion" seriously at the same time.

It's really underwhelming that the character still believes in X-man's twisted utopia even after the whole journey he went through during this particular series. The ending feels like a convenient choice for getting the character through to Age of X-man: Omega rather than a cohesive conclusion.

This is what the x-universe is about.

I hate it when a character that has been around for decades is drawn as a teenager for no good reason. And that's what happens with Rogue on this series. I was really bothered by this earlier on the series, but this was the issue in which this hit me worst, because it's all about Rogue's maturity, and when I look at the art I see the face of a 16 year old.

And I should say Conan is really not my cup of tea

It's starting to feel that they don't have a lot to show here (aside from their transphobia, of course)

The weakest issue of the series so far.