All-New X-Men (2015-) #1

The relaunched continuation of Brian Michael Bendis's All-New X-Men title, focused on the time-tossed junior original X-Men. Bendis's decision to bump up the number of women on this 1960s team has suffered a backslide, as Jean has moved to another book, but X-23 is still around in her new Wolverine identity, and Angel now has fancy new Archangel wings, continuing the fifty-plus year struggle to make the kid with wings seem useful when everyone else can fly without them. If, like me, you thought the junior X-Men would go back to their own time eventually, it's probably time to let go of that belief.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 24 pages

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