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This issue is the dead centre of the event and provides the twist of explicitly laying out what’s going on here: the four three Essex clone...

We jump ahead 90 years to the +100 time period. If you’ll recall, in Powers of X, this was the period of Moira’s ninth life – it was a world...

Powers of S Okay, so the thing about Sins of Sinister is that it’s Age of Apocalypse for Powers of X. Not House of X/Powers of X, I would ...

As Storm & The Brotherhood of Mutants #1 recalled X-Men Red #5, Immoral X-Men #1 recalls Immortal X-Men #4. In the most obvious way, the...

I don’t know why entirely, but I can’t get over the one non-mutant Nightcrawler Chimera. We see nine of these ‘Nightcrawlers’ (or, more prop...

My first thought was of X-Men Red #5. The way that it took a moment in Judgment Day #1 and expanded upon it, filling in the untold gaps, is ...

It’s rare that something does exactly what you think it will and still surprises you. As usual, I have eschewed as many details about Sins o...

“ I didn’t fail. I didn’t pass. It didn’t judge me. ” How would Mister Sinister have fared had the Progenitor judged him? It’s the sort of...

As with past reading orders, my methodology is that the main event series is the ultimate guide for the reading order. Next come any tie-is ...

“Who are the heroes here?” In the end, it might just be a small group of Eternals. The Lemurian Eternals who, at the end of the first stor...