Overall, Wolverine #32 moves fast and feels unpredictable despite already delivering on the simple concept of how much damage can Beast do with an army of Wolverine clones? The answer is a lot. Wolverine #32 is only the second issue of the Weapons of X arc, so it is still a perfect time to jump in. Read Full Review

Everything has been building to this point as ‘Wolverine' #32 pits the title character against his former ally and now nemesis Beast, with the fate of Krakoa and so much more hanging in the balance. This is the story that so many have been waiting for, hoping that Beast will pay the price for the war crimes and worse the character has perpetrated for years. ` Read Full Review

Wolverine #32 is quite good at establishing key elements before Logan goes into hunter mode to finally kill Beast. All the pieces are in place, the violence and gore are on point, and you can't help but enjoy it all with childlike glee. Read Full Review

Wolverine #32 continues the story of how Beast is turning into a villain. Benjamin Percy has developed Beast more in the past few years than any writer has in the last ten years. His run on Wolverine has been a memorable one that has to have repercussions in the future. The art is great for this issue. It matches the tone an energy that Percy is writing. Read Full Review

The book keeps teetering its way into outright horror and it's all the better for it. Read Full Review

Absolutely amazing!!!!! This has to be the best book on the shelves right now!!!! If you are not reading this book you have to pick it up. Percy's voice for both beast and wolverine are perfection. If CBR would let me score it higher I would.

Felt short cause I was so hooked! Percy sure has his moments

Amazing! This series never fails to entertain.

Honestly, between this and Sins of Sinister, X-Fans are eating good. No matter the timeline, the stories are interesting, full of high stakes, and satisfying. The people who act like it all went down after Hickman are lying to themselves and trying not to cope.

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I try to stay away from most of the mutant stuff these days because I really dislike most of the writing, but I still try certain books from time to time because I love the characters. It's not their fault their writers aren't writing my kind of books. :) Wolverine is one of those characters and I gotta say, this book is solid. First, I never thought I'd like Hank written this way but holy cow is it hitting right for me. This version of Beast doesn't feel like character assassination. It feels almost like a natural progression in his character. I don't think it is but the way it's written it FEELS like that (if that makes sense). The art is phenomenal and is well suited to the book. Wolverine is a violent character and the best part of this book for me is the bloody violence taking place, but it's not JUST for the sake of violence. There is an actual story here. I've read the last few issues and really enjoyed them so I'll go back and try reading the earlier Percy issues as well. more

This issue was another solid, well-written one. It's continuing the Beast plot, and while Beast is once again the narrator, it doesn't detract from the story, rather enhances it. It shows how deranged and deluded Beast has become, preparing us to face whatever will be necessary to see Beast pay. Wolverine doesn't do too much here, but he does seem to set up the next X-Force arc here while also striking out on his own. Maverick actually had some personality here too and I would argue this has been his best appearance in the current Wolverine thus far. Let's see where this story takes us next.

Still have a hard time buying this is what Beast is like, but there was ways Dark Beast…but why wasn’t Beast like this for decades? The story is interesting though.