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REVIEW: X-Factor #1 is Far Too Facetious For Its Story

August 27, 2024

In X-Factor #1, Angel leads a new iteration of the group, this time recruited by the US government and a social media company. As mutant and human tensions continue to rise, the new team demonstrates that they’re not really up to the task of protecting pride and country. But with fame, ...

Comics, Reviews

REVIEW: X-Factor #10 Ends With a Whimper

July 5, 2021

After a banger of a penultimate issue, X-Factor comes to a close on issue #10, sliding right under the wire for Pride Month. Unfortunately, the abruptly canceled book doesn’t manage to nail the ending, instead hastily wrapping up plotlines and leaving us with one helluva cliffhanger.

Comics, Reviews

REVIEW: X-Factor #8 – The Song of Morrigan Crescendos

March 15, 2021

This second storyline in X-Factor has been rather fascinating to me. While Leah Williams and David Baldeon maintain the same dramatic stride issue to issue, it is all too evident that they, along with Israel Silva and Joe Caramagna, have been waiting for X-Factor #8 in particular to ramp things ...

Comics, Reviews

REVIEW: X-Factor #7- Daken Vs. Morrigan

February 8, 2021

The investigation into Siryn’s death continues and sees its first stumble as Lorna is hypnotized to interfere as much as possible in X-Factor #7. What comes next?

Comics

REVIEW: X-Factor #6 – Death and Bodies

January 11, 2021

Picking up from the final pages of issue #5, when the New X-Men were all brought back and a death scream filled the air, X-Factor now seeks to find out what caused Teresa Cassidy’s death.

Comics, Reviews

REVIEW: X-Factor #5 – For The Children

December 10, 2020

X-Factor is a hard book for me to talk about. It’s not that it’s bad—quite the opposite—it’s that it quite literally is challenging me on every level when I read it. That’s a factor (heh) I adore.

Comics, Reviews

REVIEW: X-Factor #4: X of Swords Part 2: Chekhov’s Rockslide

October 6, 2020

X-Factor #4 doubles as X of Swords part 2, with regular writer Leah Williams returning alongside guest artist Carlos Gomez. I was equally excited for the next installment of X of Swords and frustrated that this wasn’t a regular issue of X-Factor, but the creative team delivered on both counts. ...

Comics, Reviews

REVIEW: X-Factor #3: Mutant Furniture Movers

September 24, 2020

Leah Williams and David Baldeon’s X-Factor continues its adventures in the Mojoverse with issue #3. In this issue, we see the team fight their way to the top, rescue their missing mutant, and plant seeds for future storylines of both X-Factor and X of Swords. This issue keeps up the book’s ...

Comics, Reviews

REVIEW: Queer Eye For the Mutant Guy: X-Factor #1

August 5, 2020

Leah Williams and David Baldeon’s X-Factor #1 marks the newest title in Marvel’s ever-growing Dawn of X lineup. The new team addresses some of the strange wrinkles of Krakoan society, namely the minutiae and bureaucracy of mutant resurrection. This week’s oversized first issue is the classic ...

Comics, Essays, Opinion

Patreon Exclusive: Subterranean Mutant Semiotics: Morlocks, X-Factor, and the Privilege of Passing

March 20, 2020

Our monthly Patron-exclusive essay series continues. You can read all of these incredible analyses for as little as a dollar a month on our Patreon. Content Warning: This essay includes discussions of transphobia, anti-trans violence, trans-medicalism and passing.

X-Factor

REVIEW: X-Factor #1 is Far Too Facetious For Its Story

REVIEW: X-Factor #10 Ends With a Whimper

REVIEW: X-Factor #8 – The Song of Morrigan Crescendos

REVIEW: X-Factor #7- Daken Vs. Morrigan

REVIEW: X-Factor #6 – Death and Bodies

REVIEW: X-Factor #5 – For The Children

REVIEW: X-Factor #4: X of Swords Part 2: Chekhov’s Rockslide

REVIEW: X-Factor #3: Mutant Furniture Movers

REVIEW: Queer Eye For the Mutant Guy: X-Factor #1

Patreon Exclusive: Subterranean Mutant Semiotics: Morlocks, X-Factor, and the Privilege of Passing

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