The Uncanny X-Men #538

The Uncanny X-Men » The Uncanny X-Men #538 - Breaking Point, Part 4 released by Marvel on August 1, 2011.

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peteparker wrote this review on June 17, 2011.
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Art is great, Just ignore a few minor story details

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So they fixed Kitty? Thank you, Based God!!! That little thread was beyond long in the tooth.

Great point about "when" things happen in Marvel, this is ESPECIALLY true with X-Men. Hell, Wolverine has been at least six places at once for a decade now. agree that this story ended a bit too neatly. Seems as if Gillen was making this one the final Uncanny issue or like you said he was handing the title off. He'll actually be on the title for quite some time to come so it's all a bit odd to me.

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