Wolverine #6

Ahmed and company juggle all of the different lements of a Wolverine issue quite well. The constant advancement of the action hits the page with quick and sudden movements and motions. There is the occasionally impressive moment that really defines the deft abilities of this particular creative team. Lauras smile when she sees Logan in the middle of combat has a stylish warmth about it even as the Wendigo is taking a swing at her. Dramatic perspectives and fast-paced kinetic action define an issue that does a. remarkably good job of drawing-in a reader even if theyre not particularly aware of where this particular storyline might be going. Read Full Review

From issue #1 I felt this Wolverine run has been everything you would want from a Wolvie comic. You get classic Wolverine vibes, yet there are unexpected twists and turns throughout. The last page of Wolverine #6 was just that. A classic Wolverine nemesis showed up, but not the one I was expecting. I am more hyped than ever for this run, as I cannot wait to see where this story leads now that we know who's been pulling the adamantium strings. Read Full Review

Overall, Wolverine #6 is solid, but the series still has work to do to make this run stand out from what has come before. Read Full Review

Wolverine #6 is another mindless action fest with good pacing and energy that wholly lacks plot or a reason to care. Saladin Ahmed's script meets the bare minimum for a recognizable Wolverine comic, but the absence of stakes or direction amount to nothing but a lot of empty calories. Read Full Review

Kenjamin

May 14, 2025

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