This picked up quite a bit following the lackluster debut volume. The first little excursion (Magik vs. Dormammu in Limbo) isn't great, particularly due to Frazier Irving's weird, unfollowable art that makes it nearly impossible to distinguish between characters during fights, or to even tell what the hell is going on when there's any level of chaos at all. 
 But, luckily, we move past this sidequest fairly quickly and get back into the whole Malcolm X (Cyclops) vs. MLK (um... Wolverine? Alex Summers? A bunch of people, I guess) mutant philosophizing, which I find much more interesting. Bendis is crafting a pretty interesting morality play within the X-Men, and so far he's really pulling it off. I'm hoping Uncanny X-Men continues down that path (and continues to improve its artwork), because if it does, we'll have a real cool companion to All-New X-Men on our hands. It's rare you get to see the two opposing sides of a conflict presented so fairly in fiction. I just hope this one picks up the character work as well as All-New has.