Schultz really ives into the darkness around the edges of the action. Her work on the series has had the opportunity to move in directions that havent always been totally accessivble to superhero comics. There are a couple of deaths in the issue that feel particularly heavy even though theyre not exactly major characters who have been around for very long. This is quite an accomplishment on Shchultzs part. Shes able to really lower the boom on a couple of homicides even though theyre not characters that had been all that prominent prior to...well...this particular issue actually. Once again, Schultz is showing that shes one of the more appealing writers in mainstream superhero comics today. Read Full Review

This issue is a quick, slick, action packed conclusion to the two issue arc which continues to have superb character dynamics, heaps of eye popping action and pulls no punches as Laura continues her journey as Wolverine. Read Full Review

Overall, Laura Kinney: Wolverine #5 is a thrilling and action-packed installment that delivers on its core premise. The clash between Wolverine, Bucky, and the HYDRA robots is a visual and narrative highlight. Fans of intense superhero action and the gritty world of Wolverine will find this issue highly satisfying. The lingering question of survival ensures anticipation for the next chapter. Read Full Review

Laura Kinney: Wolverine #5 doesn't just feature some beautifully drawn action, but it also takes a surprisingly nuanced approach to a Wolverine story. This book has flown under the radar, but I feel like longtime X-Men fans and newcomers alike will benefit from having it on their pull lists. Read Full Review