Hickman’s exchange between Destiny and Moira is another incredible sequence that really brings so many elements of the series to the forefront. This issue will be jarring for readers who don’t expect a huge tonal shift in “Inferno” right from the opening page. That feeling of the X-Men always being behind Nimrod is evoked within the first couple pages of the issue. The threat of Nimrod still looms large over the franchise. The issue reintroduces a key figure from the “House of X” mini-series who brought a ton of lore to the forefront.
“Inferno” #1 already has a wider scope thanks to the focus on the science behind Krakoa again. Hickman opens “Inferno” #1 with the resurrection protocol kicking off in a manner that echoes a seminal moment from “House of X.” As a reader, you can see from the opening pages that this issue is much more ambitious than the average X-Men comic book. Mastermind powerhouse writer Jonathan Hickman (X-MEN) brings his plans to a head, joined by an incredible lineup of artists beginning with Valerio Schiti (S.W.O.R.D.)…as one woman follows through on her promise to burn the nation of Krakoa to the ground. The rulers of Krakoa have been playing a dangerous game with a dangerous woman, and they are about to see how badly that can burn them.
THE CULMINATION OF JONATHAN HICKMAN’S X-MEN BEGINS! “There will be an island-not the first, but the last…” Promises were made and broken.
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