Wolverine #46

This Wolverine run has consistently had action then comedy, mixed with surprises and amazing art, all while maintaining the Logan so many of us know and love. Read Full Review

Wolverine #46 builds up its stakes while using a clever cross-cutting effect to show the complicated relationship between Sabretooth and Wolverine. This is a great action adventure. Read Full Review

Wolverine #46 has some of the best that "The Sabretooth War" has to offer. A lot has happened and been introduced since part one way back in Wolverine #41, but the big picture is starting to become clear as Wolverine and Sabretooth are finally face to face and Sabretooths plans are a little more clear. Read Full Review

After a slow couple of issues, Wolverine #46 kicks the "Sabretooth War" back into high gear. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Mar 27, 2024

Plot Sabretooth uses Quentin's head to control Wolverine by creating a hallucination that helps him go to the Forge laboratory and get a weapon that takes away the powers of the Mutants and applies it to Wilverine so that she does not have her mutant generation factor and thus assassinate him in a hand-to-hand battle. On the other hand, The Exiles arrive to catch Sabretooth and are devoured. Laura is getting closer to escaping the Sabretooths clan. Exciting delivery that once again accelerates the narrative rhythm full of violence. Art It is very organic and full of textures which gives it a gloomy and very detailed tone. Summary Wolverine is used by Sabretooth to dig his own grave. Exciting new chapter that raises the lev el of tension and emotion more

OverlordOfAllThings

Mar 27, 2024

We're now in the last stretch of the Sabretooth War, and things definitely start to pick up in this issue. Logan is mind-controlled into working alongside Sabretooth in this issue, but it's done in a rather organic and interesting way, making him believe he's back in his past and back to being old Team X pals with Creed. The art does a very good job to convey this plot point, as we get to see both reality and what Logan sees. Kid Omega is also a surprisingly pleasant part of the issue. He brings snarky comments that serve to rile Sabretooth up a bit and he does find a way to help Logan a bit, even though it does seem too little too late given how the issue ends. The Exiles also get a chance to appear, and like the earliest issues, t here is no holding back on the violence. No character is safe as we see members of that team die at the hands of Sabretooth. Laura also gets a short time to shine as there is a small cut to her experience as Sabretooth's captive. The only thing that drags the issue down is Sabretooth's plan to depower Wolverine. Not only is this plot point ruined by the fact that we know this has to be undone for the Fall of X events that occur after this series (the release schedule for these books took the stakes out of a lot of stories by revealing the fates of certain characters before their stories end) but also, this exact scheme was done by Sabretooth years ago, so as a long-time reader of Wolverine comics, it's disappointing to see a retread of an old beat like this. more

JBL Reviews

Mar 28, 2024

Definitely a silly “event”, but there were good parts, like the ending.

Screaming Enigma

Aug 17, 2024

A step up from the previous issue, which is a good sign. Hopefully the upwards trajectory continues. That said, this issue could still be better. I appreciated seeing the perspectives of both Logan and Victor here, but I just wish the issue as a whole was a little more interesting. I don't know.

Kenjamin

Jun 14, 2024

Art: 3.5/5 Story: 3/5 Total: 6.5/10