Wolverine #11

I have been a fan of this run since the first issue. It's given me everything I love about Wolverine, but flipped all my expectations in different directions. So, while I'm constantly feeling that this is exactly what I should expect from Wolvie, I'm always surprised. Read Full Review

Despite a few minor flaws, Wolverine #11is a marked improvement for this series with action, heart, emotional stakes and more action than one might think can fit into a normal sized comic book. If this is the level of quality for the series going forward, Wolverine might find itself back on the “must read” list. Read Full Review

Wolverine #11 is shaping up to be a brutal, cathartic confrontation fully earned by Ahmeds slow burn buildup. It hits hard emotionally and physically, and it asks the question: after centuries of conflict, what does it mean for Logan to finally settle the score? If this is more than a bladed spectacleif it forces lasting changeit could be a watershed issue for the character. Will Logan truly escape Sabretooth's shadow, or just reaffirm the cycle? Will this fight shift Logans path into the next arc (Age of Revelation)? Does Cccolo balance brutality with the settings sorrowful atmosphere? I guess you'll have to get a copy to check it out! Read Full Review

Wolverine #11 delivers a savage showdown that fans of superhero brawls will love, complete with visceral artwork and classic character vibes. While the plot takes a back seat to the action, the surprise ending hints at deeper developments ahead, though it remains to be seen whether that payoff will satisfy long-time readers. Read Full Review

Jawnyblaze

Jul 24, 2025

This was a good issue that has started tying this story together. I wasn't entirely on-board with this story before this issue revealed something on the last page and now it's starting to make sense. It's been well-written the whole time, but I just wasn't sure where it was going. The art is quite good too. Good stuff.