Wolverine #3

The issue ends at a strange place, one that I didn't expect or particularly want, though it's understandable that given the sheer scope of the story that certain members of the X-Men would eventually get pulled in. I'm just hoping that their involvement is kept to a minimum as Jason Aaron's epic story continues to unfold. Read Full Review

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The ramping up of events in this issue, along with plenty of pleasing moments and a back-up story drawn by the always-awesome Michael Gaydos equal a jump in enjoyment when it comes to reading this title for me. While I'm not convinced of Guedes' contributions, this chapter of the story was otherwise solid. Read Full Review

While this issue definitely has its strengths, it is a matter of one step forward followed by one step back followed by a backup story that tips the scales by just not working. I'm still enjoying this storyline and there is a lot that I really like about this issue, the holes in the craft keep it from jumping up the Rankings any further. Without the back up, we are looking at a low Buy It, but when I take the book as a whole, it can't make it any further up the Rankings. Read Full Review