X-Men: The Undertow- This Group Is Still Uncanny

This Group is still Uncanny. X-Men: The Undertow, headed by an all-star creative team, is including:

• Writers: Tim Seeley & Alex Paknadel 
• Artists: Eric Koda & Diogenes Neves 
• Colorist: Arthur Hesli 
• Letterer Clayton Cowles

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This book includes 2 different X-Men Infinity comics in print for the first time. The first thing I notice with this book is the art. Diogenes did the art for the first story in this book, and it is amazing. He really knows how to draw these characters so well.

Meanwhile, Eric handed the art for the second story in this book, and just like Diogenes, he knows how to draw X-Men characters. Add in Arthur’s coloring work and Clayton’s lettering, and the stories are almost complete. 

Meanwhile, Alex’s writing on the first story is so fantastic. He knows how to write these characters very well. Lifeguard and Slipstream are the stars of this first story, and Alex writes them exactly like that.

Tim wrote the second story, and he can write an X-Men story. Seeing these characters get the spotlight that they deserve is incredible. 

Story 1 sees Lifeguard dealing with what happened after Krakoa fell. We also see Slipstream helping her out to figure out what is happening with her powers. Story 2 sees Angel Salvadore, Beak, Kara Bohusk, Axel Bohusk, and Tito Bohusk going to celebrate Thanksgiving at X-Men HQ in Alaska. But not everything goes as planned for them. 

Overall Grade: 10/10 

This Infinity Comic physical release is so good. I love that Marvel is releasing these mini-comics as a physical book. I’m hoping for more Infinity Comics releases like this in the future.