This was a sad book to read, because as I was going through it, I knew that it was the final issue. But, hopefully, it's just the final issue of this series. However, I'm not quite sure where we'll get our fix, because the regular Legion title is also coming to an end. I'm thinking that after this Legion of 3 Worlds mini-series, we'll probably have a reconstructed, redefined series to start over with. There's been a Legion book, of some form or another, for quite some time now, so . . I don't think this team will be collecting dust on the shelf anytime soon. Unfortunately though, this series . . aimed at children . . won't be there to bring in the new readers. I think you can only catch the cartoons on Cartoon Network, or Boomerang or something. Anyways, I enjoyed the book, and at the end we get the feeling that the Legion worlds' are already starting to cross-over. At least I think that's what the point of the last page was. Well, that and to say happy 50th birthday. So that means that the Legion was here before the X-Men. Sorry! I had to get that little jab in. Anyways, I enjoyed the entire run of this series and I'm really sad to see it go. "Another one bites the dust!"
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