Uncanny X-Men #504

So, we have three major plot threads in this issue.  In one, the depressed-over-Kitty (aka BulletCat) Colossus encounters DC's Tattooed Man, inexplicably on the loose in the Marvel Universe.  In another, Hank and Warren court a brilliant scientist to help them figure out that whole "No more Mutants" thing, and are attacked by The Boys from Brazil.  In the third, Emma travels into Scott's mind to learn what's been bothering him, and finds herself in The Fanservice Hotel.  ...Ok, so maybe I'm a little bit confused as to what exactly went on and exactly who some of the ancillary characaters and antagonists are.  I blame that largely on Greg Land.  His art, for me, has made this book a chore to read, so I've probably missed a lot.  Dodson, while every bit as cheesecakey, I can respect.  And I do like a little sex appeal in my comics, so long as they aren't merely traced pictures of Carmen Electra.  Fraction has the sole writing duties here, and he proves to be quite competent.  The lame character intro boxes are kept to a minimum, each individual's dialogue is written well, giving everyone their own distinct voice and, although I could have used a little explanation as to who certain people were, I still enjoyed this issue, and I'm glad they're finally dealing with the public reaction to the events of Messiah Complex.  Should be interesting.