All-New Wolverine #31 was a fun ride that held a simple message of family in it's simple yet delightful narrative. Read Full Review

The book balances the delightful and the delightfully macabre in what ultimately becomes a really fun read. Read Full Review

This is an issue that I would recommend to anyone. If you follow the All-New Wolverine title, then here is a great issue that highlights our favorite little clone. Read Full Review

A hilarious done-in-one adventure. Read Full Review

That first Jonathan issue also delivered plenty of humour, but it offered significant character development for Laura and permanently (and heartwarmingly!) upgraded her relationship with Gabby. While #31 revisits the theme of family, it does so in a slightly shallower, lip-service fashion. Here comedy is the ultimate target, and though the creators score a bullseye, only the most rabid fans would contend that this was a particularly hard shot to make. This adventure is tons of fun, but it could have had more heart. Read Full Review

All-New Wolverine #31 makes a filler issue a must buy! Read Full Review

All-New Wolverine #31 is not groundbreaking like the previous arc, however, Tom Taylor was still able to write a script that is truly entertaining and witty. A fun, hilarious and a light-hearted story that also manages to balance a few action-packed scenes! Read Full Review

Deadpool is the perfect foil to explore the darkness, humor, and heart in Wolverine and Honey Badger. Read Full Review

All-New Wolverine #31 is a ridiculous, fun, and hilarious one-off story full of Wolverines of all shapes and sizes, Deadpool, and zombie woodland creatures. Its a great read supported by solid artwork, and it earns a recommendation. Check it out. Read Full Review

Art was awesome by Failla, and it totally works for an All-New Wolverine issue. This was a perfect comic to bring Deadpool in and we'll see if he is able to help them against their next adversary! Read Full Review

A nice, simple done-in-one issue of Honey Badger and Deadpool having the kind of hilarious fun that makes them breakout characters to begin with. Read Full Review

All-New Wolverine #32 is a really enjoyable issue, its full of fun, action and that feeling of family. This is a great issue for anyone to pick up, as it's exactly what a one shot should be, one solid story that anyone can jump in on. Read Full Review

All-New Wolverine #31 continues the consistency that one has come to expect from the series. Tom Taylor provides fans with all the fun you expect whenever Deadpool makes an appearance in a comic book. Deadpool's involvement did a lot of the heavy lifting in the entertainment value of this issue. Though it did feel like there was a major missed opportunity for the story of All-New Wolverine to be a teaching moment for Laura Kinney to use to continue the development of the young Gabby, aka Honey Badger. That missed opportunity kept Tom Taylor's story from reaching its full potential. Read Full Review

Awesome funny issue! Great stuff and nice team up! Love it!

Just a feel good issue. I love it. I love Gabby. She might be my new favourite character lol.

Z O M B I E S L O T H .

This is the feel good issue everyone needs to read.

ZOMBIE SLOTH!!!!

Two words that tells you all you need to know about the sheer awesomemess of this issue: ZOMBIE. SLOTH.

For a one off issue between arcs this is pretty cool. This is mostly just an issue to provide humor and some cool action after the dark moments of the Orphan X story. There is little Laura to this issue, but that's okay. Instead we focus on Gabby calling on Deadpool to help her destroy a lab testing on animals. She calls on Deadpool assuming Laura would not approve. Jonathan is given a translator so we get some idea of how he feels about what is going on. We also get what I would not be mad to see as a mascot that Deadpool keeps around like Jonathan, a zombie sloth. Obviously it is an issue just meant to have fun and it does it well.

wow... an issue with Deadpool that I didn't hate. Tom Taylor is absolutely amazing. This issue was just good fun. I hate Deadpool. I'm not a big "humor" guy. But Gabby is so great, she makes Deadpool fun - even for me. Wow!

Deadpool guest-stars in a cutesy assault on the evil animal testing lab that Jonathan the Actual Wolverine came from. It's silly, the artwork is slightly rough, and the whimsy has a counter-productive feeling of being forced. Still, you're fundamentally misreading this series if you expect the sentence "Honey Badger and Deadpool …" to have a non-comedic ending.

This issue gives me a good reason to bust out a rare fractional rating. I think an 8.5 respects this comic's close approach to whimsical greatness while also recognizing that it's held back by contrivance.

Warning ... You will enter in a funny zone ... All grippy scrooge aren't welcome ^^
Yes this is a transitional issue ... BUT it's a Gabby / Deadpool crossover (And Jonathan !).
So now Jonathan can Talk ... I'm so jealous I want one for any pet on earth !
And there is fluffy funny bunny ... Did I warn that a crazy issue.
Too late You will want to the see all the heroes living like Badass but knowing looking is more badass than ever.

Cover - Not great ... I would have put Gabby at the place of Laura. Laura isn't the star there. Gabby & Jonathan are (And Deadpool !) 1/2
Writing - THANK You ... I miss a funny story with all the Orphan of X arc. You are so great at funny story. 3/3
Arts - Not perfect, but good. And that going well with the story I read. 2/3
Feeling - Love this kind of All New Wolverine Issue. 2/2 more

Plain and simple it was a dull little one shot story that was more about honey badger than the title character and deadpool’s inclusion seems very unnecessary. The characters don’t act like they should to me, it seems odd that deadpool would use chloroform to knock someone out rather than a gun or sword and also seems odd that Gabby doesn’t use her claws at all really. The worst part about this book is the art which is just awful, actually the pencils aren’t terrible just average, but the colourist needs to be fired.