X-Men: Legacy #261

tenebyss's X-Men: Legacy #261 - Lost Tribes, Pt. 1 review

Solid, but not great

So, this is a fairly simple, stand alone issue, that has Rogue and the X-Men battling Exodus.

It was cool to see Exodus. He is a fairly underutilized villain who doesn't strike me as evil, just very determined. The scene between Rogue and Kid Gladiator was funny, and Blindfold continues to be strangely goofy.

I have a few problems with the art. On several battle pages, there are too many lasers and colorful effects that just clutter the pages. Exodus's appearance is also a bit off: his face makes him look like Nightcrawler.

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