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Sir Not wrote:I've gotta say, when I started collecting again about 2 years ago I shied away from all things mutant. I couldn't stomach the over-exposure and over hype, especially of everyone's favorite mutant- Wolverine. The 90s really killed both the character and mutants in general for me. But on a friend's (ok, several friends') recommendation, I picked up Old Man Logan HC. I was blown away. The art was gorgeous and the story was brutal and moving. I know it was only one arc, but is the series usually THAT good? If so, I may need to add it to my pull list (I know, I'll be adding the Weapon X Wolverine, not the new Dark Wolverine).
agreed this was a very good issue. it is finally getting to the good part.Bigtymin504 wrote:Wolverine Origins #42
Way has done a great job with the follow up to the big Romulus reveal. This book could have fizzled out after that reveal, but the story has just gotten even more interesting with the inclusion of Banner and Skaar, Silver Samurai, and Cloak. Plus I love that the story is including Japan a little, always enjoyed Logan's connections to Japan and Japanese culture. Seeing Silver Samurai call Logan "gaijin" was a nice touch lol. Overall good issue, Logan's plan looks like its got Romulus a tad nervous.
LOOSECANNON wrote:Dark Wolverine #80
This month's Dark Wolverine was cool. I don't see any reviews on the web about this so I guess critics and webzines are ignoring this run 'til it becomes Wolverine again, if it ever does. Frankly, with so many Wolverine (Logan) books out there, I've enjoyed the change to Daken in the last couple months. The next issue looks to be the meeting of 2 strong manipulators, Karla Sofen and Daken. Should be interesting.
As for this issue, Daniel Way's take on Osborne is it's highlight, as once again plans don't always go the way Norm wants but he's so infused with reputation that he takes all the credit anyway. This issue definitely displays Daken in a different light despite still wrecking havoc like only he can (and thank God for that, considering what happened to Punisher). And it doesn't take a genius to try and figure out what happens in that last panel.
3/5 Claws - Respectable Daken arc comes to a close, opens up the lines for more chaos
Bigtymin504 wrote:Dark Wolverine #82
I love what this book has done for Daken, he's really matured into a compelling character. And it was good to get some more perspective on the lead up to the attack on Asgard from the Dark Avengers point of view. Daken is once again playing mind games with the rest of the team and really seems to have something up his sleeve here. Also, interested in what those creepy chicks are all about...cuz that last sequence with him and Norman (if it was real) was crazy!
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