I'm really done with Bendis's stupid time travel crap. There is no consistency with any of it. He's littered both sides of his X-Men run (All-New and Uncanny) with time travel nonsense, and it's gotten to a point where he's completely destroyed any semblance of rules or consequences for what time travel can and can't do. The Original X-Men can't time travel NOW, but they can if they come from the future to the present, which they did in the previous volume. Going back in time and altering things sometimes makes changes to the present, and sometimes it doesn't. Some things are set in stone no matter what, some things aren't. It's a complete mess, and this volume does nothing but make it messier. 
 The worst part is, this story doesn't even seem like it's going to be about time travel. It starts as a very tension-filled, gripping story about how the X-Men/SHIELD respond when the most powerful mutant of all time suddenly awakens with absolutely no idea how to control his power. It's a familiar story, but this time, Matthew, the new mutant, seems truly unstoppable. There's no reasoning with him, no dampening his power, no psychically shutting him down. He has what appears to be every one of the best powers, and a highly advanced version of them at that. He's basically a god gone mad. That's a great concept! 
 But then, time travel comes into play. It ends up being an unbelievably unsatisfying, lazy climax that made me hate the whole book. Don't start telling a story you can't finish without a deus ex machina! I really wanted this to be as great as it seemed like it would be, but it just really shits the bed at the end. I'm getting pretty tired of this whole run, to be honest, but I'm holding out hope it'll at least have a good finale.