Reading this comic just seemed so tedious to me. The art work was cool and what not, and the writing was cool for what it was, but I kinda wish I didn't have to go through this searching process the whole book. This book is one of those books where it feels like nothing was accomplished, or that what was accomplished could have been wrapped up in two or three pages. Though the ending was a big surprise seeing the who Beast turned to for help with the mutant problem, but I still wouldn't say there is anything in this book that is worthwhile to not just simply wait for the next issue and read what happened in the summary.

So far, this team-up has been profitable, but also a little more leniant. At first I was sketchy about getting into Uncanny, but after awhile its broken that mold and gained a solid stance. During a few issues, being in the sewers kinda bugged me, its weird a sewer makes this reader uneasy. Maybe its the idea of the smell, or the after effects of being in such waters underground, but it had its purpose.

Back on the surface, things havent been balanced, civil control? or a subterfuge? Curious where this is going, beyond that its a nightmare starting to awaken.

Oh, and McCoy's visitor, thats one that goes down for the books.