And thats fine by me, as this title is quietly becoming, alongside Remenders Uncanny X-Force, the best in Marvels hands. If you keep telling yourself youre as sick of Logans overexposure as youre really not, then you are truly missing out on a modern day masterpiece. Snikt. Read Full Review

Unfortunately, Wolverine #7 is one of several otherwise top-notch books to be derailed by lackluster art recently. Daniel Acuna's work is neither detailed nor consistent enough to effectively convey the story. In the worst moments Acuna's figures are barely more than colored blobs with loose outlines. Other times, when the artist relies on a heavier use of shading and shadows, his work is far more effective. The scenes inside Logan's mind are generally better executed because of this, but even they begin to fall apart near the end. As usual, Acuna's shimmery, overly heavy color work is the primary source of the problem. But that doesn't mean I don't eagerly await the finale to this conflict next month. Read Full Review

This is a really good series now everything has changed since that 5.1 issue