TBH I didn't like the artwork in this issue. Just isnt as good as the last few issues IMHO. Other than that it's a good book with a good pace. Magik & Tempus are cool. So was the interaction between Magneto & the girl from shield & Dazzler. Cyke was cool too. Nice to see that he is getting more support from the people.

@avenger89

can you spoil some more?
I didn't wanna purchase the comic cause it said somethin about Scott losing control of his powers..

That's probably in the 2nd part of the story (Uncanny 11). At the end of this issue there is a situation that arises that would lend itself to Cyclops losing control of his powers in a crowded area

I liked it, but it felt like the issue ended to soon, but that's probably just me wanting more.

The art, I still don't like, I just can't stand Irving's work here, the faces look awkward...

Way too short -- predictable -- flippant -- and not worth the price paid to buy.

The art is a little miss with me but I can grow to like it.

@lykopis said:

SO DON'T BUY IT

*Tears hair out*

But how will I be able to drive you crazy?

(correction: crazier)

I prefer Irving than Bachalo, and I loved the issue. Eva is so cool.

I like the fact that Emma's clothes were white this issue lol and her dialogue with Scott was pretty good

i do not like Irving at all, i want full time bachalo damn it

Bachalo isn't the best, but I will take him over Irving any day of the week. The problem with Bachalo is that, like I've said before, his art is cute, it doesn't fit the more actionish issues.

To be honest, I would love, LOVE, to have someone like Immonen, Coipel or Dodson doing the art for UXM. That would make me love the book even more.

On the flip side, I'm not a Bachalo fan. Irving is really impressive. I want to see more of his work on this book.

I agree. She is becoming a favorite.

I know it's a personal preference thing, but I just can't believe people aren't more into Irving's art; I think it's fantastic.

His style is completely distinct from any other X-men book I've ever read, which gives the whole story a sort of fresh perspective. And I think he's just getting better and better at making the characters seem really distinct from each other and human, which really helps with both defining the new characters and empathizing with the perspectives of the others.

And, as much as I like Bachalo, he has failed on all these counts. Irving gives the characters personality and depth; it should be him who is the regular artist, and whoever else that's his fill in, in my opinion.