Ultimate Wolverine #14

Wolverine and Jean Grey cross paths with a new yet familiar face as they are on the hunt. Condon holds nothing back with Logan's actions. The art team pulls no punches on what's on the pages. The road to Endgame will have a bloody trail behind it. Read Full Review

Chris Condon was given an entire region of the world to play with. Along with a set of characters to go with an established narrative. This is still the story of a totalitarian regime and a dictatorship that oppressed, suppressed, and abused its people. But ultimately met its doom by the hand of its own citizens. The last Survivors of the opposition are regarded as Liberators. I commend Chris Condon for writing a tragedy. It goes to show how malleable and flexible characters can be when you allow writers to explore different ideas. Read Full Review

Ultimate Wolverine #14works best when it showcases that Wolverine isn't the only mutant who's suffered under the Maker's thumb. Read Full Review

An entertaining story for the most part, but really want the arc to pick up the pace. Read Full Review

Ultimate Wolverine #14 maximizes the environment created by the events of Ultimate Endgame without losing itself as a tie-in. Read Full Review

Ultimate Wolverine #14 takes another small step towards its finale, but the journey is starting to weigh a little heavy as there isnt much to sink your teeth into with this one. Read Full Review

Aesopjer

Feb 04, 2026

There's that little cliched 'we could've got the villain two issues back, but we didn't so now we're extending the story for a cat and mouse chase type of arc.. However.. This may be one of my favorite issues in the series.. the writing and art and little continuation here, was very well done. Bravo!