We get a better idea of who was wiped out and we see how tough Uranos is, but we already knew that. But, unless you really care about those details, there’s not a whole lot added. The exception to that is the ending which definitely should have folks buzzing. While Ewing gives some interesting small details and a lot of intriguing moments of confrontation, the issue as a whole really just expands on what we already have read and experienced. We also see how planned out the assault was hitting Arakko in multiple ways and on multiple fronts, each with a devastating effect. Not only do the Eternals have this beast of a being who sees anything not Eternal as not worthy of existing but also other forces that bring just as much destruction. What’s more interesting is we see how many different ways Uranos was able to defend himself setting up a villain and force that feels like a true threat. We see the Eternals’ full assault beyond Uranos giving us an idea of his power and how easily he swiped the mutant defense to the side. Written by Al Ewing, X-Men Red #5 really just fills in that gap expanding on the death and destruction. But, what are the details? X-Men Red #5 fills that in showing us some of what Uranos did and how he did it. In Uranos’ wake we get hints of powerful omega level mutants swept aside and murdered by this being of pure destruction. Planet Arakko was devastated as Uranos was unleashed by the Eternals.

People’s History of the Marvel UniverseĪ.X.E.: Judgement Day opened with a bomb being dropped.

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