Definitely pick up this mini-series!
After the great start in issue 1, the story here takes a turn for the slightly more confusing as we flit back and forth between Pixie's story and the X-men on Utopia. I'm hoping these storytelling kinks we see in this issue resolve themselves. The story here is actually almost an origin story of Pixie, or at least a fleshing out of her background. Kathryn Immonen's writing is strong so far and holds up well, even with repeated flashing back and forward which makes things tough to follow on the first read-through. The main thing I appreciate is that the story is compelling, genuinely mysterious and feels significant. This is not indispensible reading, but it's definitely not a throw-away. This is a good model for how mini-series's should be handled.
