It's easy to overlook tie-in books like this (particularly since there are so many of them tied to the return of Wolverine), but Adamantium Agenda is legit fantastic. Read Full Review

A well-drawn issue with some interesting beats, but it's too slow to have a major impact. Read Full Review

All-in-all, it's a fine book that you won't be mad you spent time reading, but don't expect anything too spectacular. Read Full Review

Overall, this issue retains the "90's action/adventure buddy flick" vibe al "Bad Boys" or even "Lethal Weapon." Very comfortable in tone and style, Tom Taylor's script plays it by pretty safe " the reveals are not that much of a surprise (Laura Kinney/Wolverine), or they just feel silly and forced (Mr. Sinsiter). Read Full Review

Surprise appearances can make a comic book series more interesting, but it won't work for long. It's a decent issue, but had very little progression for it's size, failing to justify cover price.

The Avengers team stumbles sideways into a genuine antagonist and a new partner gives them some extra Wolverine Family credit. I like the core plot developments, but this script is padded within an inch of its life. The art also falls well short of maximum effort. I think it's cute that the artist (or maybe the colorist?) thinks ballistic missile submarines have headlights.

I felt like this was really poorly structured, I'm sorry, I wanted to like it more but I dunno man.