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A review by stalwart
X-Treme X-Men, Vol. 4: Mekanix by Juan Bobillo, Chris Claremont
4.0
Claremont writing Kitty Pryde is always good. A lot of the story beats are reminiscent of Kitty telling off bigots in Uncanny X-men in the late 80s, but are given more room to breathe here. We also get to see the cost this endless battle has on Kitty's soul.
The art was solid, usually with clear storytelling. The color palette is very restrained, with lots of greys, and muted blues and greens. It served to contrast Kitty's attempt at a normal life with her previous superheroic one, but some of the panels got a bit muddy at times.
The art was solid, usually with clear storytelling. The color palette is very restrained, with lots of greys, and muted blues and greens. It served to contrast Kitty's attempt at a normal life with her previous superheroic one, but some of the panels got a bit muddy at times.