Wolverine & the X-Men #7

dasmetzger's Wolverine & the X-Men #7 - Mutatis Mutandis, Conclusion: It Ain't Easy, Bein' Brood review

Suck it, alien pinheads

Yup... that's about the pinnacle of inspired dialogue in this one. Where are the 5 stars coming from? The artwork i can best describe as what you might find in a 5-year old's coloring book... overly cute character work, generic paneling and backgrounds, and coloring limited to the 32 count in your crayola box. Just all blah.

I was so pumped for this series after the first 4 issues. But reading issues 5 thru 7 just totally killed it. I see Bachalo is back for issue 8, so i'll see how much longer i can stand it.

Btw... what was the point of going to Planet Sin when Krakoa is revealed to be able to make diamonds whenever he damn well feels like it?

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