Loving this series. Another one I knew I'd love given how great Hopeless' writing has been in the past, but I was not disappointed. Good old, classic, X-Men soap opera jokes fighting. What more could you ask for? ( )

Pretty much loved everything about this.
The artwork is excellent, as is the colouring.
Loved the way it reflected the struggles of all of the young X-Men: Bobby coming to terms with his sexuality, Scott coping with old Scott's actions and accepting the Cyclops name, Hank realising science and technology have far exceeded what he can comprehend, and Angel has to face whether love is enough to fight the darkness.
Love Hank's nerd wagon
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This was an average read, nothing special. I like some people on the team and others I haven't formed an opinion yet. I still don't know how I feel about the Original X-men being in the future. A part of me, feels like they need to go back soon but I do like some of them.

There was some funny moments and nice interactions between the group but not enough for the average story line in this volume.

I just hate how in this book and the other X-men books, they don't tell you what happened with Cyclops. It might help with younger Cyclops, because I just feel like he's whining. The rest of the people in the X-Universe may hate Cyclops but in my opinion Cyclops never did anything worth hating for or they judge him harshly for what other people in other superhero groups have done, sometimes even worse than the things Cyclops had to do.

It almost feels like they don't know what to do with the Original X-men since they are "stuck" here for some reason.

Story wasn't terrible and I'll give the next volume a shot, but I hope it leads towards some type of conclusion soon on some of the questions we haven't been given like Cyclops death or why they can't go home.
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