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    X-Men: First Class #2

    X-Men: First Class » X-Men: First Class #2 - Island X released by Marvel on September 1, 2007.

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    "Okay, so the Professor has a long distance mission for us for extra credit, so we need to do a good job with this one! Xavier says he's not coming with us and won't be in mental contact... for some reason. And we have to go to some really treacherous part of the Pacific Ocean... whew. Oh, here's the name of the place - "Monster Island." Um, we don't need this to graduate, right...?"

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    The X-Men on Monster Island 0

    X-Men: First Class #2 - Island X by gc8 on December 22, 2011

    This came very close to being the last issue of X-Men: First Class I ever read. To begin with the art is more cartoony than before, part of that whole 90s school of manga-fusion style art that I could seriously do without. But to make matters worse, the characters are now talking cartoony too and a lot of the time they're pulling the 'cool teenager speak' dialogue that was so irksome in Ultimate Spider-Man.  The worst part about the comic would have been how totally illogical everything seemed. ...

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