Mike Pursell Comic Reviews

A complex science fiction/fantasy story with a lot of potential.

Annual #4 does an excellent job of telling a closed story that doesn't need to be a part of a larger plot, but builds small threads that could easily be used to expand the universe in future stories.

While I think there are a lot of better Wolverine standalone stories, any one of them would require multiple entries. The Amazing Immortal Man and Other Bloody Tales does a great job of pulling together many one-offs that stand on their own. This isn't an in-depth arc, but a collection that embodies the type of tales you can expect to read when picking up a Wolverine comic. If you prefer complete beginning to end storylines, this isn't the book for you. However, If you've never really delved into any of his stuff, this might be a good place to start to see if you find any type of connection with the character.

One of the few must read Hulk stories.

It's an interesting first issue that sets up what could be a wild ride for both universes, but it'll definitely be an exclusive adventure for Battlestar Galactica fans (old and new) only.

The first read-through will keep you engaged and wondering, but the ending is kind of deflating.