HAUNTED AND HUNTED!
When LOGAN follows a clue that leads back to a tragedy from his childhood, a haunting memory will cut deep - but not as deep as his enemy's attack! The surprising return of a CLASSIC VILLAIN will kick off the next surprise phase of WOLVERINE - and trust us, it's not what you think!
RATED PARENTAL ADVISORY.
Rated T+
Every house has stories. Some good, some bad, and some traumatizing. Wolverine's childhood home is definitely the latter two. This issue took place at the old abandoned Howlett estate, and the art captured the creepiness in such a beautiful way. It was more suspenseful than action packed, and the colors and art perfectly captured that. The inner dialogue of Logan talking about his past, mixed with the art showing us bits of it as well, made for a very personal, creepy, and beautiful issue. Read Full Review
Wolverine #10 is the kind of issue this character was built for: visceral, tragic, and feral. Saladin Ahmed continues to prove he understands the soul beneath the claws, and with the return of a major villain, the road ahead looks more dangerousand personalthan ever. Read Full Review
Wolverine #10 leans hard into brooding introspection and eerie atmosphere, using internal narration to carry much of the story. While the art delivers haunting visuals and a compelling final page, the issue itself drags, with little payoff until the very end. It's a setup-heavy chapter that hints at bigger things to come, but asks readers for a lot of patience (and $4.99) to get there. Read Full Review
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