House Of X (2019) #2 (of 6) Kindle & comiXology

This is the single greatest issue of an X-men series or Marvel comic line that I have ever read, and I am not exaggerating. It requires some knowledge of X-men to understand its greatness, but nonetheless its contents contain so much game-changing potential in one elegant storyline, it revamps a character who deserved more to her story all along, and pulls the entirety of the X-men continuity along with it, completely changing everything. Legitimately changing, too, creating a new direction for the X-men that is original, and not something that shoukd be subject to another reboot for a long, long time. Hickman’s narrative style is like Hegel on mescaline.

An origin no one knew about is about to get revealed; Moria Mactaggart, an ally to the X-men and mutant geneticist is revealed to be-you know what? Read it yourself.This will open up the floodgates for the X-men as a whole with revelations being revealed and an unfortunate future.Hickman bringing down the hammer!

I choose four stars because this graphic novel is a dramatic ride of up and down stories of the individual mutants! You find yourself reading very fast to capture each moment of change and why the mutants had to establish their own existence in the universe! Some may disagree me and most may think this is a overblown rating but beck it's pretty dang good too me!

As its storyline, readers and I get to find out who and what played in Professor X's decision to relocate to Krotoa to begin living there along with other mutants. I saw some flashbacks and they were interesting. All in all, I was given an insight about what led Professor X to do what he did--relocating to a mutant island--and all.

I love everything of the new direction The Xmen universe is going. I can't wait to read the next issue. Also a small reminder, Avengers Endgame is the best movie ever...... That is all :)

Great series, but on MacOS you cannot zoom which makes the entire comic unreadable.

Hickman is doing stuff with the X-Men that is unbelievable! Reminds me of dense fantasy or Sci-fi novels like Dune. Moira's story is very compelling.

Hickman at his best! He takes a background character and puts her in the forefront of what could be one Marvels best stories.