Review: X-Men #38
X-Men #38 explores the significance of Magneto's presence within the team through a series of alternate timeline scenarios. While the artwork is visually impressive, the narrative fails to provide meaningful character development.
The issue focuses on a dialogue between Magneto and Professor X, questioning the character's role and potential for change. Despite the sharp writing in these exchanges, the plot feels stagnant and serves primarily as filler. Tony S. Daniel and Mark Morales provide strong panel structure that effectively highlights Magneto's internal conflict. Ultimately, the story avoids making any significant shifts in the character's trajectory.
