X-Men (2024-) #33

X-Men (2024) (Single Issues)

by Jed MacKay, Tony Daniel (Cover Art)

Genres: X Men, Marvel, Comics

Kindle Edition

Published July 15, 2026

Reviews

[Craig Schorling]

Good back on forth on what to do and the morality of said decision. I still enjoy the presentation of this current arc when inside the mind of characters.

[Norrin Shearer]

Such a great end to the Anomaly story arc. It was great to get so much from Ben in this issue, I like learning more about his character and seeing how he reacted in this situation. Quentin also pulled a lot of weight in this story as well, and he’s really grown into a character I enjoy a fair amount.

[Xaanua]

Lo mejor de este número es que parece que vuelvan a la base. Necesito de vuelta a Scott, Pyscloke y Magik. Necesito de vuelta las interacciones de grupo y que Cain vuelva a a ser el alivio cómico. Número con más protagonismo de Quentin, necesita identidad propia

[Brian Kubeck]

This was a good closer to the arc. Ben and Quentin, still in the mind of Swarzchild, diffuse that situation just before Magneto was going to kill it off entirely. Looks like Ben is really building up some angst.

[Sam]

i really just repeat myself every new issue but god this run is fantastic

[Scratch]

I enjoyed a Ben-centric issue giving him a little more depth. And I'm not hating the idea of superheroes debating the ethics of vengeance.

[Sarah Vigil]

I have loved seeing the evolution of the 3K characters and Schwarzschild. I am excited to see if they are able to make amends!