Post by Jesse M. Huertas on Oct 11, 2006 23:08:49 GMT -5
Grading Guide:
Better than Life Itself: It must be in your collection for eternity
Definite Read!: A great read from front to finish
Not bad, but not great: A decent read worth the asking price
Well, it’s not the worst: Only for diehards…even then
Where’s my Pistol?: Titles like this make you question your hobby!
Review:
Issue picks up where we left off, Wolverine is recovering from the muramasa attack that Captain America inflicted on him. This arc kicks off with a whimper. The arc is titled 'Savior', a reference to X-Men #6, not sure, however 90 % of this issue is spent waiting for Logan to go from Vietnam to Queens NY in search of Maverick, the gentleman from his Team X days that he gave the C-Synthesizer in X-Men #7. Reader's catch a quick glimpse of the effects that carbanadium has on Wolvie's healing factor, so to combat his brand spanking new son, he figures the carbonadium will do the trick...all in all, another miss for this series and once again the cover is beautiful, although...for some reason they've continued shipping variants. Here's hoping next issue is a marked improvement, and really at this point anything can be an improvement.
Rating: Well, it’s not the worst
Better than Life Itself: It must be in your collection for eternity
Definite Read!: A great read from front to finish
Not bad, but not great: A decent read worth the asking price
Well, it’s not the worst: Only for diehards…even then
Where’s my Pistol?: Titles like this make you question your hobby!
Review:
Issue picks up where we left off, Wolverine is recovering from the muramasa attack that Captain America inflicted on him. This arc kicks off with a whimper. The arc is titled 'Savior', a reference to X-Men #6, not sure, however 90 % of this issue is spent waiting for Logan to go from Vietnam to Queens NY in search of Maverick, the gentleman from his Team X days that he gave the C-Synthesizer in X-Men #7. Reader's catch a quick glimpse of the effects that carbanadium has on Wolvie's healing factor, so to combat his brand spanking new son, he figures the carbonadium will do the trick...all in all, another miss for this series and once again the cover is beautiful, although...for some reason they've continued shipping variants. Here's hoping next issue is a marked improvement, and really at this point anything can be an improvement.
Rating: Well, it’s not the worst
