Saturday, October 17, 2026

Scott's Take: Cyclops: Seeing Red by Alex Paknadel, illustrator Roge Antonio, cover art by Federico Vicentini


Cyclops: Seeing Red by Alex Paknadel, illustrated by Roge Antonio, the cover artwork by Federico Vicentini, is a short five issue mini-series. In this series, Cyclops, leader of the X-Men, is alone and without his visor he uses to keep his powers in check. He is also stranded behind enemy lines with Reavers (mutant hating cyborgs) hunting him. Things are further complicated because he also has a young girl in tow. He is going to have to use all his wits and savageness to keep them  both safe. Can he?

 

This is action packed thriller with body horror. The art is great. The  Reaver are absolutely disgusting.

 

There is a small plot hole, I think, but maybe I missed it. It seems they don’t address why he can’t just call for help telepathically since he is friends with so many telepaths. You would think that is worth trying.

 

I read each of the five issues through Marvel Unlimited. The trade version that has all the issues together will not be released until early November. I enjoyed this solo Cyclops outing.

 


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