The first age of Krakoa has come to an end. Did anyone enjoy the current X-Men run now that it has ended?

Excuse me? What are you, a fricking mugga lover??? Oh please, I don't know why somebody like you would throw all their weight behind them. I hope a cuck cute twink like you can even resist spending your last breath to support mutie rights while the Krokoan World Order completely decimates every single flatscan they encounter. But of course, you won't, you simply just consoom and regurgitate too much Brotherhood propaganda to even think, can you?

But yeah, all the Krakoa shit was pretty cool, especially early on when they started to get things going there. And then seeing all the morally gray stuff that they do to ensure their survival (especially from my mugga Hank). And also a bit of Kitty and the Marauders stuff. Making Franklin not a mutant anymore was r-slurred though. Also all the Kamala shit was ridiculous too, even though I'm not too crazy over the sexy Indian dudea lol. Alas, I guess there is no stopping Disney from ensuring that the comics properly synergize with the MCUslop though...hahahah!

!comicshitters

So all the mutants went to live on Krakoa, and there was a resurrection protocol in place so all of them could be effectively immortal. Sabertooth was too psycho to take part so was banished into a prison, Kitty Pryde mysteriously couldn't visit the island and was killed, and some sword thing was coming up with a big deal being who would get what sword.

Then I stopped paying attention even a little bit so no idea what happened next.

Oh hey its over ill read it when I actually get to X-men: Im chilling from DD on good old Doom Patrol good old silver age stuff.

It feels like they have perfected the art of starting a comic but nobody is that good at continuing the series

To me this feels like a consequence of mainstream corporate comics trying to balance creator driven and editorial driven mandates. Since continuity has totally fallen off the rails the classic editor driven idea of everything being one big maintained story makes no sense anymore so weve more and more been seeing companies hand the keys to the kingdom to popular creators and just letting them do what they want which works until that creator leaves due to drama or just plain being done and now your creative mind which was making everything good is gone and editors have to scramble.