Inferno | 
so-soI am a fan of the X-MEN comics from the ‘70s and ‘80s. So I missed the whole Krakoa saga when it happened. This book is about the downfall of the Mutant homeland. If you‘re up on all the lore and politics of the rise and fall of Krakoa, then you might enjoy this. I, on the other hand, can‘t get past the ‘bring dead characters back to life‘ pods. Comics are notorious for people coming back from the dead, but this is a bit much.
pickIn Inferno, Hickman ties up the threads from House of X / Powers of X and sets the stage for the next phase of Krakoa's history. The central conflict is twofold: between mutants and the seemingly Invincible threat of the AI Nimrod, as well as a split among mutants themselves, pitting Xavier and Magneto against Mystique and Destiny. Caselli's art on this book is phenomenal.
I love that the opening of Inferno mirrors the opening of House of X.
