Wolverine/ Hercules: Myths, Monsters & Mutants #1

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• 7.0

  IGN -

  Mar 02, 2011

  Unfortunately, the art isn't always up to snuff. Some of Juan Roman Cano Santacruz's pages are gorgeous, particularly the shots of a Nazi war machine stomping through Paris. But the general quality of draftsmanship varies, with many panels looking flat and muddy. With the real conflict just beginning, hopefully Santacruz can provide a more consistent set of pencils next month. Read Full Review

• 7.0

  Comics Bulletin - Jamil Scalese

  Mar 07, 2011

  A very good to start to a story with a boatload of possibility. For Wolverine aficionados, its a must-grab. Read Full Review

• 6.0

  Comic Book Resources - Doug Zawisza

  Mar 02, 2011

  Tieri does a good job in giving this unlikely duo a reason to get together and then turns it up a notch by giving them shared foes, although the pair doesn't realize that before this issue's end. Hercules has enjoyed quite a bit of popularity and frequency in the pages of Marvel comics lately, although not quite to the extent that Wolverine has. Still, the pair plays nicely one off the other and together they cross over enough to inspire fans of the other character to come back for more of this story. Read Full Review