** spoiler alert ** 
 The highlight of this book was the issue, "The Last Will and Testament of Charles Xavier." What Xavier did, wiping the mind of a young mutant, was the exact opposite of everything that he stood for to the X-Men. Having the majority of the original X-Men gathered to see their reactions to it was amazing. 
 Overall, this book seemed to get a bunch of the loose ends that were in the volume before it and tie them up. 
 Dazzler, and Mystique, are still having problems, as is expected. Dazzler is trying to reestablish herself after being used to harvest MGH, Mutant Growth Hormone, and having been impersonated by Mystique for the past several months. Magneto, in all of his glory, had his moments to shine in this one as well. He helped to get Dazzler out of the "paradise" and started to get himself sorted out. 
 Summers. He was under the control of the Phoenix when he killed Xavier. He still lets that guilt eat him alive. He will spend the rest of his life atoning for that sin. In his opinion though Hank McCoy is just as guilty for sins of his own creation. In this issue it illustrates that McCoy does not know when he needs to stop altering with things just because he can. The Future Hank McCoy, has stashed himself away on the SHIELD hellicarrier so that he can try to kill Summers, because there is no one that he hates more in the entirety of the universe. 
 Finally there is Eva Bell, Tempest is her mutant name. In the last volume she had something happen to her that caused her to change physically. Eva goes up to Scott, the Stepford Sisters have said that she has a crush on him, and asks if there is anything that she can do to help. He tells her that she can talk to him about what happened to her, she had aged years in only weeks. The Stepfords know. And now I want to know, she refuses to talk to anyone about it.