Logan: Black, White & Blood #1

Logan: Black, White & Blood #1 stands out not by reinventing the anthology wheel, but by using it exceptionally well. From wartime tragedy to gritty '70s noir to primal wilderness survival, this issue captures different sides of Logan, soldier, hunter, detective, and beast, making it one of the most thoughtfully curated entries in the series yet. Read Full Review

Logan: Black, White & Blood does not disappoint! This first issue does an amazing job of bringing the animalistic nature of Logan to life. With three short stories, that each cover a facet of Logan's life. Story one, Logan as a soldier. Story two, Logan the vigilante. Lastly, story three, Logan the protector. Everything with this issue speaks to who Logan is. This is the first issue of this new series, so go out and pick up this three-in-one debut issue today! Read Full Review

The violence that follows James Howlett leaves quite the brutal impression in this launching chapter. Each team spotlights different eras with the same mindset in place. The art locks in on their respective eras while delivering on the vintage violence. It's Logan at what he does and it ain't nothing nice to his enemies. Read Full Review

Logan: Black, White & Blood #1 is a solid anthology that offers a mix of strong ideas and uneven execution. While not every story lands with the same impact, the issue shines when it strips Wolverine down to his core instincts and lets the art and action do the heavy lifting. Readers looking for experimental takes may find some entries hit-or-miss, but fans of grounded, character-driven Wolverine stories will find enough here to justify the read. Its not a must-buy, but its a worthwhile pickup for those who appreciate seeing Logan explored across different tones and eras. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Jan 14, 2026

Plot This special features several short stories from different creative teams, in black, white, and blood red: "ARMS RACE" by TOM WALTZ, ALEX LINS, and CORY PETIT: set during the Korean War in the 1950s, where Wolverine is sent by the Canadian government, along with inexperienced and veteran soldiers, to be massacred by various Soviet experiments. "TIMES SQUARE RED" by SALADIN AHMED, ADAM KUBERT, ARTHUR HESLI, and CORY PETIT: set in 1970s New York, where violence and serial killers were rampant, but they encounter this mutant with little patience and a lot of rage. "RED CLAWS" by LARRY HAMA, DAVE WACHTER, and CORY PETIT: After escaping the painful and traumatic experiment of being WEAPON X, in his most savage state, he hel ps a family of wolves exact their revenge. more