The Man Who Fell To Earth (5-9). Loeb's introduction of Nate is intriguing, and it's great to see him interacting with other survivors from the Age of Apocalypse. I also like the intriguing intro of Madelyne. Unfortunately these issues are also full of muddy '90s art and each one descends into a pointless fight [5+/10]. 
 X-Overs (10-12, E95). The plot of Nate galumphing around, totally misunderstanding everyone's intentions, and getting into fights with them as a result gets old really quickly. The two best issues are the Rogue issue (11), which largely avoids the trope, and the Excalibur crossover (95), which shows off how superior Ellis' writing is by getting to Nate's character in a way that his own issues really haven't [5+/10]. 
 Cable Meets X-Man (13-14, C29-31). This meeting has been anticipated, and it's got some nice elements in the first issues, like Cable's encounter with the X-Men and Nate's fight with the Marauders. Unfortunately, the last three issues turn into an elongated fight that's not particularly interesting, and worse Nate and Cable never have a particularly interesting conversation [5+/10]. 
 Overall: meh. This has great potential, but it's never fulfilled by the authors here.