An enjoyable start that is somewhat undone by its rather slow method of arriving at the truly interesting material. I mean the book starts off with a bang as we see Wolverine has been targeted for death, and while it's played largely for laughs there is a certain degree of excitement developed when we first see Wolverine intrude upon Peter's world. However, as often seems to be the case on Brian Michael Bendis' written material there are times when it's almost as it he simply likes to have his characters talking, rather than doing anything all that important, as Peter's opening internal dialogue acts as a pretty solid method of showing us how trivial Peter's problems are compared to Wolverine, the scene is far to long, considering how little it actually accomplishes. Still the interaction between Peter & Logan is very strong, and Spider-Man fans might want to give this book a look, as the last page of this issue makes it look like we're on the verge of a moment that will wreak havoc up Read Full Review

The more Bendis I read - the more I hate these infinite repetitions and dumb questions... So, it seems like a Wolverine/Spider-Man solo story. No, no. More like Spider-Man/Wolverine, I would say. Why is it in the Ultimate X-Men? There's no other X-Men... Maybe that was the time to make another limited series? No? Okay. Actually, it's a nice comic. Not a masterpiece, but not bad at all. And David is a cool artist, even if his MJ sometimes looks like... um... not MJ. However, I still think that this exact issue has only a small piece of the plot, plus I don't really like the idea of making people read X-Men comics because of Spider-Man. Like... write good stories about X-Men and you won't need to use the only one popular character of your lame alternative universe...

Why the hell Wolverine needs 2 days to heal just simple bullet wounds? Why did he come to the Spider-Man and not his fellas X-Men? Cyclops said he is good to come back... I just really don't believe this story. more