Writer: Jed MacKay
Art: Ryan Stegman, JP Mayer, Marte Garcia, and VC’s Clayton Cowles
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Price:$4.99
Reviewed by: Anonymous
Release Date: August 28th, 2024
SCOTT SUMMERS VS. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA! How did the X-Men come to possess their HQ, the Factory, and how difficult a position does that put them in? As Cyclops meets the implacable Agent Lundqvist, the X-Men come to find that their new home may not be as secure as they had thought…
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THE DISPATCH
X-Men #3 by Jed MacKay and artist Alessandro Cappuccio delves deeper into the complexities of Krakoa, the mutant nation established in the previous issues. The issue focuses on Cyclops and his confrontation with Agent Lundqvist, a representative of the United States government.
MacKay’s writing is sharp and thought-provoking, exploring the political ramifications of Krakoa’s independence and the challenges faced by the mutant nation. The dialogue is engaging and the characters are well-developed, making the interactions between Cyclops and Lundqvist a highlight of the issue.
Cappuccio’s art continues to impress, with dynamic action sequences and expressive character designs. The depiction of Krakoa is visually stunning, showcasing the grandeur and complexity of the mutant utopia.
The issue successfully establishes the tension between Krakoa and the outside world, hinting at potential conflicts and challenges that lie ahead for the mutant nation. The cliffhanger ending leaves readers eager to see how the X-Men will navigate this new threat.
FINAL THOUGHTS
Overall, X-Men #3 is a solid installment that continues to build upon the strong foundation established in the previous issues. It’s a must-read for fans of the X-Men and those interested in exploring the complexities of mutant society.