Marvel Comics September 07, 2011

Wolverine #15

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Wolverine #15
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5.5

Critic Reviews

3 Reviews
7.8

User Reviews

2 Reviews
Writer Jason Aaron
Artist Goran Sudzuka

In the wake of last issue's gut-wrenching ending, Logan has turned his back on humanity and retreated once again to the Canadian wilderness. Is this the end of Wolverine as we know him? Or the beginning of an all-new era for the ole' Canucklehead? Or perhaps even both.

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  • 7.5

    IGN - Joshua Yehl

    Sep 07, 2011

    Some readers might feel little happened of note in an issue filled with silent brooding, repetitive actions, and a twisted dream sequence, but any fan of Aaron's Scalped series knows that this was just the beginning of a long and torturous road for Logan. While the writing suffered from a few cliches, the overall story overcame them, and along with the aptly somber and haunting art, the path for a new arc has been set. Read Full Review

  • 5.0

    A Comic Book Blog - Victor Kutsenok

    Sep 20, 2011

    I pray this series improves soon, but it seems that only a writer change can do that, which is a shame because Jason Aaron is an incredible writer, when he's on his game. Maybe he just doesn't get Wolverine. Read Full Review

  • 4.0

    Weekly Comic Book Review - Alex Evans

    Sep 13, 2011

    While Jason Aaron's talent is apparent, it's ultimately pretty misdirected here. If you're not a completionist, this is pretty skippable. Read Full Review

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  • 8.0

    Ryan

    Jan 01, 2019

    Not much happens but honestly we needed this issue because Wolverine 14 was insane

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  • 7.5

    Mout

    Mar 11, 2023

    He's got the blues

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