X-Men: The 198 # 3 - The 198, part 3

In my opinion, this book is a bridge in the series and is a lot slower than the other books as it sort of serves as a transition between the first and second parts of the miniseries.

In this book, the main characters focused on are Jazz, Johnny Dee and Mammomax. All of these characters rarely make appearances in comics and so some might be disappointed at them coming into prominence now...

The book is mainly pointing out that The 198 have many enemies, and the survival of mutant kind will likely not last. Not only is the government after the mutants but there own kind (Johnny Dee) are killing them as well.

On a side note, I do like the blooming romance between Mr. M and Lorelei...