As you may or may not be aware, I also write the weekly “DC Rebirth Recap and Review” where we look at how easy it is for new readers to pick up the week's issue with very little backstory, so it should come as no surprise to you that I'm a big proponent of the recap page. Although there was a recap page here, it wasn't overly necessary to enjoy the comic itself – yes it helped establish why Laura and Gabby were doing what they were doing at the outset of the comic, but the following issues are set up more with the appearance of Ironheart than any previous events, which makes this ideal for new – or returning – readers. Read Full Review

All that really matters is that the new status quo allows both Laura and her younger sister Gabby to serve as superhero partners. Their relationship continues to be the driving force of the series and the main reason All-New Wolverine is one of Marvel's most purely enjoyable superhero comics. Read Full Review

Shiny new ResurrXion threads are just one part of an entertaining new storyline in All-New Wolverine. Still a great comic with a fun cast. Read Full Review

After reading this issue, Im kind of game for more of this book. Im not convinced that I really love it, but its good enough to warrant checking out a few more times. Even if its not some great masterpiece, I really enjoyed the time I spent reading this issue. Read Full Review

This is a brand new jumping on point for readers and this is the perfect introduction to this series. We get an amazing and action packed issue that gives us plenty of story in this one issue while setting up the path we are going to be taking in the next few issues to come. The art is really special, with exception to a couple of close up panels but the story was incredibly satisfying and seeing the two different storylines come together in more than one place was amazing. Read Full Review

All-New Wolverine #19 does a good job kicking off the new "Immune" arc. Tom Taylor's ability to create a sense of scale continues to be a big positive for this series. Taylor is also able to push Laura Kinney forward as Wolverine and create an interesting direction for her and Gabby now that the latter is getting directly involved in the action. Read Full Review

A few nitpicks on an otherwise average story. Nothing to write home about. Read Full Review

Regardless of what direction this series goes from here, All-New Wolverine #19 is a promising beginning to an arc that benefits from a strongnarrative hook that has enough mystery to keep readers coming back for more. Read Full Review

Greatly improved after the stumbles of Enemy of the State, particularly with the addition of Leonard Kirk on art (though I'm not crazy about how he draws Laura's claws). Gabby's comments about Logan might stir controversy and raise eyebrows, but she does make a great point: Just because you CAN heal, doesn't mean you can't benefit from not having to (especially for Laura, who lacks Logan's sheer indestructibility).

The series has finally found its direction! It's dark, solid and far more enjoyable than the last issues. The new artist, Leonard Kirk, is great. Also, I quite enjoy the new looks of Laura and Gabby, who are still great characters.

I found Laura and Gabby taking down a boat full of human traffickers much more interesting than Ironheart trying to stop an alien ship from crashing to Earth. That part was just dragged out way too long. Art brings from 7 to 7.5

Too many nitpicks to list. You'd think human-trafficking and alien-contagion crises and a bunch of guest star heroes would have been more compelling.

Nineteen issues in and there is not any way around it, Tom Taylor's x-23/Wolverine series is a failure. Taylor has a funny history. Give him a terrible idea, like Superman killing the joker, and he will ham it up. But give him something straight like this or GL and he can't pull it off.

The book starts awkwardly and Tom buries his lead. After a lackluster finale in eighteen to his first outing, this was not ideal. Additionally, I never thought I'd praise Leonard Kirk as an upgrade artist but after some truly terrible artwork, Kirk is a godsend. Taylor eventually reveals his hook and it isn't bad. It just isn't enough to sell this book in a market place that includes the far better Old Man Logan. After nineteen I think I'll be stepping out. I've given this book too long to get better and that's because I want it to succeed. more