Cappuccios art is visually gorgeous throughout the issue. I love the character designs and how the hard lines capture and enhance the drama of the story. Read Full Review

Ultimate Wolverine #3 is yet another stellar issue of this series. There's so much going on under the surface of this book that every panel seems pregnant with meaning. This is the type of comic where you comb each page looking for something that you might have missed. Bringing in Gambit, Kitty Pryde, and Black Widow is an excellent choice, as all of three of them have a history with Wolverine. Is Black Widow a spy? Is Kitty Pryde? Was Wolverine always a spy, working with Kitty? This issue gives readers some answers, and then drops even more questions into their lap. Every issue of Ultimate Wolverine makes the story more interesting and tantalizing than the last, and this issue is no different. Read Full Review

Chris Condon and Alessandro Cappuccio are hitting on all cylinders with Ultimate Wolverine #3. Read Full Review

Ultimate Wolverine #3 strikes a near-perfect balance of character, violence, and mood, adding real substance to the reboot and showing that even Wolverine can still keep you guessing. Don't expect a friendly welcome back, thoughthis road is covered in blood and snow. Read Full Review

Overall, Ultimate Wolverine #3 is a thrilling and emotionally charged issue that delves into the complex past of the Winter Soldier. It's a must-read for fans of the character and those who enjoy gritty, character-driven superhero stories. Read Full Review

Ultimate Wolverine #3 continues to build a fascinating and ruthless world where Logan is trapped in his own nature. With strong character reinventions, visually stunning artwork, and intense action, it delivers a thrilling read, even if it occasionally treads familiar ground. The addition of data pages and the growing cast keep the series compelling, making this a standout issue in the Ultimate Universe relaunch. Read Full Review

Pretty generic.

As always the art was great and how they show Wolverine and finally introducing Gambit and Kitty and Natasha was cool. Didn't really like the whole Gambit and Kitty pair up unfortunatley but I guess its something. I think my biggest gripe is that we still haven't really been shown much of the Ultimate Weapon, in issue 1 he took on soilders and Mystique and Nightcrawler, while good characters not the biggest challenge for someone like Wolverine. In issue 2 he just takes on more soilders which once again not a challenge for someone like Wolverine. And in issue 3 its Gambit and Kitty which is a pretty good step up in ability however most of the issue just shows them running away from the Ultimate Wolverine and when Wolverine finally catches up for a one on one, the fight litterally only lasts for one page. And than it leads to wolverine getting fragments of memories. I guess this issue fell short for me on showing the scariness of Wolverine, and while I didn't expect him to win since we all know he's not going to keep being a mutant hunter forever I would have thought the writer would have showed us how good Ultimate Wolverine really is especially with such great and frustrating opponents like Gambit and Kitty. more