Ultimate X-Men Collection, Book 2

Definitely a different take on many characters I'm familiar with. One issue, the confrontation between Xavier and his son, was rather hard to follow due to the tiny frames, too close shot each had, and the font.

This book is bad. It's so bad. It's hypermasculine grimdark sexist bullshit that has atrocious politics, reveling in provocation while having the call to pretend to have an uplifting message. So, basically, it's a Mark Millar book. Luckily, unless the credits are lying to me, Millar moves off this book after this arc and maybe there will be some enjoyable X-Men for us?

But also... maybe not?