Wolverine and the X-Men: Alpha & Omega #1

carland's Wolverine and the X-Men: Alpha & Omega #1 - Alpha & Omega, Part 1 review

Fast pacing

I really enjoyed this issue, this parallel story fits well to main series. The fury of Kid Omega was held enough but now we´re gonna see how he could be part of the Wolverine´s x-men story...

The good

Great art that serves to get good pace, the action scenes were done fine and helps to keep the atention on what´s gonna happen next. The focus on kid omega was well directed and finally we´ll see what the boy can do. The few characters involved get well balance and Armor´s introduction in this particular story helps to increase expectations on next issue.

The bad

I cannot put much in this part because I really liked this issue but as an overall it was not enough ...

ps. serioursly nobody saw the unconcious bodies of Wolverine and Armor in schools field?

Veredict

Its a good issue and good beggining to the miniseries, and it was necessary to clarify Kid Omega´s intentions on Jean Grey School and his rivalry with wolverine was about to explode, so it was just an entertaining beginning, since I cant define what was left I hope next issue I could find better cohesion.4.5/5!

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