3.25 stars | Nothing much really happened in this volume. I'm not a fan of the artwork in this series so far. The young x-men look as old (if not older) as the adults and it's confusing. The last issue had a different artist and I like the drawing style a bit better.

I also felt uncomfortable when Beast had the 'omg Jean is so beautiful, I love her' thought when he was sitting with YOUNG/TEENAGER Jean Grey and he's like 50.

omg I'm so into baby Jean Grey in this.

what a good way to bring her back (again).

Issue #15, at the end of this collection, was the best. I want more like that.

So many strong references to old favorites, but with the twist of free will! Kitty gets a chance to rebut Alex's terrible m-word speech, and the art is consistently beautiful, expressive, and easy to read. I feel like this team hit their stride here

I have an intellectual crush on Brian Michael Bendis.

So good!

Interesting enough story. But again, I probably wouldn't be following it if I wasn't looking forward to the Guardians of the Galaxy crossover...

(That's not really a review, is it?)

Okay. Yeah.

Big yawn!

3,5//5

A bit repetitive, but still quite enjoyable.