“MY HERO” The unimaginable has happened—both Daken and Norman's plans have backfired! Now the victim of his own manipulations—beat almost to death by a gang of second-rate villains—Daken is forced to make an almost impossible admission: this "hero" thing is harder than it looks! But will digging himself out of the hole he's put himself in restore his pride—or ruin him forever? Part 2 (of 3). Parental Advisory …$2.99
Dark Wolverine remains one of the more intelligent and thoughtprovoking books on the stands with this issue, though the skipped details and muddylooking art hold it back from jumping up any higher on the Rankings. This book has a ton of potential and some of that shows here, but too much of it just misses the mark. Read Full Review
Dark Wolverine is a comic that's going nowhere fast. While its labyrinthine plots might make sense after they've been collected in trade, they fail to entertain as monthly comics. I'm not sure how much longer I'll be collecting this. Read Full Review
After a very good first story arc, "Dark Wolverine" looked like this year's front runner for the 'best comic that looked like a lame cash grab but is actually rather good' award, but this arc is drawn by a terrible amateur who hasn't come close to mastering the basics and features a story that has no clear purpose or point. What happened? Read Full Review
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