The art of Scott Kolins is what I hope will save this book what has become an annoying trend on Marvel's recent string of new titles that have flooded the market, as Scott Kolins has shown he's a steady, reliable artist who is able to meet the demands of a monthly title. He's also a great artist when it comes to the delivery of the large scale action sequences, and he gets the opportunity to showcase this ability in this issue with a solid bit of action, when Spider-Man and Wolverine battle against a powerful, mentally disturbed young mutant. There's a number of great big impact moments in this issue, from the double page spread where Spider-Man is reunited with Wolverine, to the scene where we see the mutant emerges from the wreckage of his house. There's also a number of cute little moments, like the shot of the people on the bus after Wolverine gets off, or the less than graceful way that Spider-Man carts Logan to safety. Read Full Review

If youre eager to digest a light-hearted, action-packed compressed super-hero tale, I dont think you can do better than spending $2.25 on Marvel Team-Up #2. Read Full Review