X-Factor #206

thatlad's X-Factor #206 review

that's it???

Okay, this review will be shorter than usual to illustrate a point. I know x-factor's 2nd coming foray is simply a by the numbers affair only put in to fit in line with the larger mutant storyline going on at the moment. However, the first 2 issues were pretty good, they had me interested at least. 
The conclusion though felt rushed and half-hearted. I just felt like one of those old a-team episodes where verything worked out ok and everyone got shot at but there were no casualties. It just felt like it was missin something.  
 
That said , I'd not not been a fan of x-factor before but this mini has got me interested.

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