Space Baby (7). This issue is so horrible that I'm embarrassed to have read it. It's a pity because the humor is funny at times, but pretty much not when the space baby appears. Also, the Spider-Man characterization was so bad that I had a hard time believing this wasn't Superior. I dunno how anyone could possibly of thought this was a good idea [2/10]. 
 World War Wendigo (8-12). It gets better, but that's not saying much. This arc is the epitome of the second-tier X-Men books: it's totally purposeless. Oh, there's some nice humor and some good use of Alpha Flight mythology. But the main plot is five issues of punching Wendigos. It's a world-wide disaster that will never be referred to again. And the ending is full of plot holes. Remember when the X-Men became elemental gods, but it didn't really matter? Remember when the Great Beasts did a big take-back because they felt bad? Yeah, not so much. [4/10] 
 And this is why I mostly haven't bought Amazing X-Men, the later Astonishing, or the Gischler X-Men. Thank goodness for libraries (though this one was so bad that I'm annoyed at having wasted my time).