I loved this one -- With the addition of Miles Morales into the mix, there was an enjoyable levity even in what were some fairly desperate moments for the dimensionally displaced X-Men. It was my first introduction to his character, and I have to admit that he won me over (not that there was really any reason he would't have a chance to). 
 The actual events of the book -- beyond the time travel and dimension-hopping -- are a little confusing at times and I think I missed some of them, but the dialogue and interactions were entertaining enough to keep that from really bothering me. As always seems to be the case with Bendis' stuff, I find myself wishing he had 30 or so more pages to use to really explain what he wanted to do, but that, unfortunately, isn't a luxury we're afforded. Ah well. 
 The art had sketchy moments, but on the whole was very good, with the characters' emotions and thoughts being pretty clearly defined. 
 On the whole, it was one of the title's better volumes so far.