Young Scott Summers is currently stuck in the present after the last space mission with the original X-Men and he's now under the custody of his father Corsair. Could this become the kind of father/son relationship that both of them always dreamed?
This is the beginning of a new ongoing series based in the leader of the X-Men (or at least his younger version), Cyclops. I have been a fan of the character for a long time and I'm glad about how his popularity has increased in recent years and, despite that this is not exactly the kind of story I was hoping for him, I must say that this is still a pretty solid one.
Greg Rucka is in charge of handling this new premise and he certainly does a nice job at portraying how a teenager would enjoy the life of a space pirate, it's a pretty fun concept that certainly brings many possibilities.
The father/son dynamics are also compelling. Both Cyclops and Corsair are learning about each other and how to understand the kind of experiences they had, it's pretty on-point considering their respective stories.
Russell Dauterman is on art duties and he was one of the main reasons why I picked this book. His work is beautifully expressive and appealing with an almost cartoony style that tells the story quite adequately. He absolutely reached my expectations.
Solid starting point I would say. Let's see how future issues develope this premise.
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