Wolverine #6

Wolverine #6 succeeds on two fronts- it's a well-done continuation of X Of Swords and a just a great Wolverine comic in general. This is a challenging balancing act to pull off, but Percy hits it perfectly. Read Full Review

Wolverine is chosen to fight for Krakoa but first he must find a sword. Read Full Review

Viktor Bogdanovic brings everything together with some beautifully rendered art. The Wolverine/Silver Samurai fight, the Solem reveal and Logans journey to find Muramasa are brilliantly drawn. Read Full Review

In Wolverine #6, Percy and company write more than just a crossover tie-in issue, giving readers one of the strongest issues in the series to date! Read Full Review

Percy and his team do a fantastic job filling In the gaps after X-FACTOR #4. Our understanding as to the direction of the next couple of issues in the event is laid out beautifully with purpose and direction. Read Full Review

I am enjoying Benjamin Percy on Wolverine, I guess it helps that I quite enjoy both, but I digress. Issue #6 really does a great job of capturing Logan in his best form. We see him stand up to Krakoa, get a trip through his mind, see his determination on display. Now there were times that the book felt cramped on the pages but as I said previously, that probably lies more with me. Introducing a new character, especially a villain is always exciting and Solem definitely has a creepiness to him that I cannot wait to see how he plays out. Read Full Review

Overall this was a fun issue. We got to see a lot of interesting moments. Was it as shocking or explosive as the previous issues? No, but this was still a solid chapter in the event. Read Full Review

Wolverine enters X of Swords with a time-jumping search for the Muramasa Blade. Read Full Review

The moody writing, art and atmosphere make this issue worthwhile. Read Full Review

You'll need to pick up X-Force to find out how this excursion end, but if you don't particularly care too much about how Wolverine gets a sword, you may want to skip this issue. Read Full Review

A messy script benefits from being tied into an exciting crossover event Read Full Review

axdn

Oct 07, 2020

I love the art and the quest like story!

Atari

Oct 10, 2020

Extraordinary issue. I don’t know how this is anything below a 9. When’s the last time anyone dug back to Wolverine’s Frank Miller stories?

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cincyfan - Oct 14, 2020

I couldn’t agree more!

cincyfan

Oct 14, 2020

Wolverine is my favorite character and this is a near perfect Wolverine book! It reminds me of a volume 1 book with it’s Frank Miller feel. It’s also part 3 from x of swords which has been absolutely brilliant!!!! 10/10

Avanvolk

Nov 30, 2021

I loved this. I really liked Solem as a character, looking forward to seeing more of him. Bogdanovic's art reminds me so much of Greg Capullo's, it's so good.

allenquanobi

Oct 07, 2020

Hard to review this as a wolverine issue, rather than what it actually is, which is part 3 of the 22 part story. But even as that and even as a solo wolverine story, it succeeds in both. It's awesome to see Wolverine embark on a journey to get a weapon. Feels very medieval and pretty metal by the time Logan gets to Hell. It has action, explanations, and most importantly keeps the event going. I can't stress it enough that an event should always keep the reader's attention, otherwise it'll feel like a slog to read (Empyre...). So far X of Swords has been a blast to read

Miracleman92

Oct 07, 2020

XOS Ch. 3: Ben Percy seems to be better at writing Logan as a solo character as opposed to his showing in X-Force recently. This is a good chapter that works as a solo Wolverine story and helps flesh out the Arakko mutants a bit more. X Of Swords is still keeping up the quality!

ohhaimark

Oct 10, 2020

This went in a really interesting direction and I thought it was well done.

Psycamorean

Oct 09, 2020

This was a good issue, and I hope the quality for X of Swords stays relatively consistent throughout its many chapters.

Federico Liguori

Oct 23, 2020

Great story, but I'm still mad for the fact I need to read every single X-Series to understand what the hell (no pun intended) is going on. Anyway, Percy's writing is awesome.

CrazyforRAMU

Mar 03, 2021

I found it good, not great. The flip to the first Arakki champion was interesting. The way some DoX authors -- Benjamin Percy especially -- employ datafile pages to prop up their issues with big wads of prose still bothers me. It's not entirely bad, but I think the fact that the issues NEED that support is a weakness.

Hislight

May 18, 2021

X of swords was a disappointment but this made its seem really cool and was everything that event should have been about.

Screaming Enigma

Feb 05, 2024

The weakest issue for X of Swords thus far, but still a good read nonetheless. Percy continues to write a nice Logan, and I found the Arakko sections of this book really interesting. Plus, Bogdanovic's art was great and definitely one of the strongest parts of this book.

Jacks Comics

Oct 12, 2020

Art 3.5/5 Story 4/5

Lucas

Jul 03, 2023

Great premise

Spacey Medicine

Nov 01, 2020

There’s something about Solem that I don’t quite like. And I really did not enjoy that expository dialogue page, it annoyed me an unreasonable amount.

trusake

Apr 11, 2021

The story is fine, but it continues on X-Force. This story could've very well continued on the next issue of Wolverine, and I'm sure Percy wanted this, but the higher-ups decided to continue on X-Force so we could purchase another title. This is why I despise crossovers. I only collect Wolverine and for the next two issues, unless I read ALL 22 PARTS, I won't understand what the heck is going on. No thanks. IMO, the next two issues never existed.