This is the strongest instalment in the four-part series, but that's not necessarily a huge feat. We're interested to see how the series transitions into the Inhumans Vs. X-Men story, and finding out if it was worth reading. Read Full Review

Let's hope Death of X #4 makes up for these minor missteps and doesn't meet the same fate as Cyclops (who I predict doesn't die and is instead captured by the Inhumans so he can return in time for Marvel's "Ressurxion" relaunch – not spoilers, just my theory (you read it here first!)). Read Full Review

Death of X #3 is the strongest chapter in this four part series and I'm excited to see how this transitions fully into IvX. Soule, Lemire, Kuder, Garron and the rest of the crew have my attention…here's hoping issue #4 sees an Inhuman giving Cyke the business end of a new power for a few pages. Read Full Review

Death Of X #3 was a slow burn, but it at the very least gets you to look forward to how this concludes. That next issue is it, and from there it is anyone's choice whether they want to care what is being done to the X-Men anymore or not. Read Full Review

While this may be the weakest issue so far, Death of Xcontinues to provide legitimately interesting storytelling and shows how smallmistakes or misunderstandings can lead to large conflicts between two groups ofpeople. This issue had some problems and I'm afraid that they final act will berushes and predictable. However, I'm still very excited for the conclusion ofthis series and I can't recommend it enough so far. Read Full Review

I said it with the first issue, I'm waiting for the end to really see how it all ends. This has been a rather odd miniseries to read as we know where things are and this fills in the gap. Who lives? Who dies? That's the questions this answers and the main draw for me. And in the end, it's all prequel for the event series to come next. Read Full Review

Death of X was always limited by the fact that it's taking place well before the rest of the X-Men line, and these past two issues have done little to offset that problem or build a compelling conflict between the X-Men and Inhumans. Apart from the growing Cyclops mystery and Aaron Kuder's pages, this series isn't doing much to set the stage for an exciting finale. Read Full Review

Very much warming up to the stylistic art which reminds me of the New X-Men run back in the 2000s.

This art is killing me. I just think everyone looks ugly here. Kuder and Garron can be a little bit more detail focused and Leisten and Garron can be a little bit more subtle with their palette choices. Besides the art Soule ends a pretty slow story with a good ending. I can't wait to see what happens next. I mean we know the end game but why is it the end game?

This had better be going somewhere, Cyclops and Emma's behaviour is really uncalled for thus far and not much really happens.