Post by Jesse M. Huertas on Aug 13, 2006 18:58:33 GMT -5
Wolverine Origins #5 (August 2006)—Born in Blood pt 5
At last, the conclusion to this awful arc. Wolverine faces off against the X-Men and Captain America in another stand off that makes you wonder…is there any point? The art again is woeful, the backdrops and characters are bland, and you’d just wish that Dillon just retired. Anyways, for Marvel’s huge earth shattering life altering revelation for Wolverine, it was just an overall clichéd ‘meh’. Wolverine son’s from the ret conned wife Itsu is alive and hates Wolverine…*yawn*. 10 issues into Way’s story and that’s all we get. One notable is the reference to Wolverine vol 2 issue #10 and Silver Fox. This revelation in regards to that issue is much more appealing than the bastard son backdrop. Also of note are the beautiful covers again. So awesome, I am glad that the variants are done and over with, it’s more and more evidence that Dillon is one of the worst Wolverine artists ever. So finally this arc is mercifully done and it couldn’t happen sooner. Next up…another 5 parter titled ‘Savior’ too bad Marvel won’t send an actual savior to save this title.
Rating: Well, it’s not the worst
Born in Blood pt 1-5
In summary of the whole arc, which essentially is an extension of Origins and Endings, the story will be easily forgotten rather quickly. From the mess of pencils, to the terrible pacing and any lack of convincing revelations, this story won’t be missed. After 10 issues, Way has yet to deliver the goods. His premise is great, however his execution and the questionable pick of artist leaves a lot on the table. Its just a boring and cliché read that you won’t be upset about for not buying a trade.
Overall Rating: Well, it’s not the worst
At last, the conclusion to this awful arc. Wolverine faces off against the X-Men and Captain America in another stand off that makes you wonder…is there any point? The art again is woeful, the backdrops and characters are bland, and you’d just wish that Dillon just retired. Anyways, for Marvel’s huge earth shattering life altering revelation for Wolverine, it was just an overall clichéd ‘meh’. Wolverine son’s from the ret conned wife Itsu is alive and hates Wolverine…*yawn*. 10 issues into Way’s story and that’s all we get. One notable is the reference to Wolverine vol 2 issue #10 and Silver Fox. This revelation in regards to that issue is much more appealing than the bastard son backdrop. Also of note are the beautiful covers again. So awesome, I am glad that the variants are done and over with, it’s more and more evidence that Dillon is one of the worst Wolverine artists ever. So finally this arc is mercifully done and it couldn’t happen sooner. Next up…another 5 parter titled ‘Savior’ too bad Marvel won’t send an actual savior to save this title.
Rating: Well, it’s not the worst
Born in Blood pt 1-5
In summary of the whole arc, which essentially is an extension of Origins and Endings, the story will be easily forgotten rather quickly. From the mess of pencils, to the terrible pacing and any lack of convincing revelations, this story won’t be missed. After 10 issues, Way has yet to deliver the goods. His premise is great, however his execution and the questionable pick of artist leaves a lot on the table. Its just a boring and cliché read that you won’t be upset about for not buying a trade.
Overall Rating: Well, it’s not the worst