Old Wolverine has some unusual new allies, and their introduction provides an ample amount of laughs (though Logan's chat with an unusually friendly Sentinel in the issue's first few pages is pretty great, too). Things get serious once the team launches their attack on Dracula's army of vampires, but Warwolf, Manphibian, Hit-Monkey, and the rest are a refreshingly fun addition to the pages of Old Man Logan. Read Full Review

While this story feels a little decompressed " perhaps because it's missing its trademark flashback sequences " Old Man Logan #14 is still some solid entertainment. Read Full Review

It's also worth pointing out the first time I read this comic from the review copy Marvel provided to Graphic Policy I wasn't too fond of the art, but when I picked up the physical copy (Old Man Loganis the last Marvel comic I still pick up in physical form) the art popped, and seemed to translate better from a physical comicthan when it was on the screen.Though that could just be the screen I read it on. Either way, this was an enjoyable comic that keeps the consistency of the series so far. It's not a spectacular issue, butOld Man Logan #14was good enough to hold my interest and get me excited about #15. Read Full Review

After such a strong story arc Jeff Lemire follows it up with another story that is already set-up to be just as enjoyable. Old Man Logan #14 does not waste anytime introducing Logan to the Marvel's world of monsters and making it feel like a natural place for him to be a part of. The new Howling Commandos added a unique dynamic to the story that was refreshing. It all lead to an ending that has me highly anticipating Logan's clash with Dracula and how he will save Jubilee, a person that is like a daughter to him. Read Full Review

Overall, this issue of OLD MAN LOGAN left me wanting. I honestly believethere could have been better plot development and internal dialogue from Logan himself. While I have no idea exactly where the next issue or so will lead, I can't help but think this will be a fast story arc with too many missed opportunities. OLD MAN LOGAN #14was the kind of comic that you can skim through in about five minutes, and while that's not necessarily always awful, this series has too much potential to produce mediocre stories. As I said previously, the potential for the next issue is high, but if it's rushed like this one, I don't foresee the Howling Commandos and Dracula being fully utilized properly. Read Full Review

This was dark and funny (howling commandos xD). Atmospheric art.

All flash and no substance. 6.5 instead of 6.0 because it involves the return of Jubirella and MU vampire nation ANAD status quo.

I found the art difficult to follow in a few places. The page where the vampire gets thrown off the ledge, and two pages later where someone I can't identify gets knocked out by I don't know what, in a panel that fails to resolve the action in the previous panel. That page also contains one of the sillier lines of dialog I've read in a while, "We came to save you, Vampire By Night!"

Wow. This series went from great to pretty bad in one issue...