Wolverine Annual #1

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• 8.4

  Chuck's Comic Of The Day - Chuck

  Aug 25, 2012

  Still, even Davis' less successful stories are better than most. It's a solid trilogy with amazing art. What's not to like? Read Full Review

• 6.9

  IGN - Richard George

  Oct 03, 2007

  In a perfect comic book world, Wolverine would only be a supporting character. In a recent interview, Ed Brubaker told me that writers like Wolverine because he's cool. I can't say that I really disagree with that idea. Logan is a brilliant character - but he's built for a team. His solo adventures don't deliver that often. I really hope that despite this Annual's flaws, writers will be encouraged to break the mold a bit with this series. It's certainly paying off, and I'd rather read about Smitty than Sabretooth any day. Read Full Review

• 4.0

  Comic Book Resources - Jennifer Cheng

  Aug 27, 2012

  It's nice to see Clan Destine again, but in the end, "Wolverine Annual" #1 is totally forgettable. Wolverine gets used a shield and guinea pig (not exactly new roles for him), and Clan Destine gets put back on the shelf in roughly the same shape, if somewhat unsettled or upset by their battle. When Doctor Strange says, "None of us are who we were yesterday," his words are sincere yet strike an ironic note, because this large cast of characters is static. While the stakes were seemingly high and the players were many, everyone walks away and no one truly evolves. For a long 38-page story and $4.99 cover price, "Wolverine Annual" #1 should have done more. Read Full Review

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