Where do you get that from? Logan out-lasted everyone but Laura, and that includes Deadpool's comically overpowered healing factor.
All-New Wolverine #21
| Writer | Tom Taylor |
| Artist | Leonard Kirk |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
WOLVERINE RACES FOR A CURE!
• The strange alien disease is spreading quickly and scientists are no closer
to a cure than they were when the spaceship crash-landed...
• With a population rapidly falling to the illness, Laura will have to turn to former allies and new friends to save the day...
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CRITIC REVIEWS
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7.5
IGN - Jesse Schedeen
Jun 15, 2017In terms of plot, this new story arc is far from the most remarkable we've seen on All-New Wolverine. Read Full Review
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9.0
An all-star Wolverine team-up squad saves Roosevelt Island - but what does it cost Laura? This is a paradoxical issue. It's incredibly busy when it comes to guest stars, but it's pretty simple in its plot. There's tons of dialogue, but it's almost all gold and it doesn't feel overstuffed. The overdose of technobabble from previous issues is blessedly absent here. There's real heart in the relationships and in Laura herself. Leonard Kirk's simple art might be the weakest part of the package, and it's not at all weak. This is that rare issue that functions both as a payoff for fans who have already fallen in love with the series and as a tool to win new devotees.
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8.5
It was awesome to see Laura, Gabby, Daken, Wade, and Old Man Logan team up but WHERE WAS FANTOMEX? He is a rightful part of the Weapon X family!!! Anyways, pretty solid issue and hopefully it will get this series back on its stride
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Emotive, heroic and intelligent issue
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Gabby is a treasure. Her interaction with Wade was great.
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Taylor really doesn't like Logan.
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No other way to put it, ANWolverine has lost its way. Its not funny, sad, or even cool. Its just boring.
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