Old Man Logan has been an impressive series so far. Jeff Lemire has come up with a good concept and has written everyone extremely well. There really isnt much more you can say about the art. It elevates the story to a level rarely seen in comics. Read Full Review

And the last two page spread? Oh boy. The layouts and colouring here give you a fantastic primer for what'll happen on the final page. It's glorious, not entirely unexpected, but so fantastic when it arrives. Normally I'm loath to commit to bi-weekly comics, prefering instead to space my comic budget out over multiple different issues each month, butOld Man Logan is probably the best book thatMarvelare producing right now, and I'd be buying it weekly if it was as consistently great as the last two issues have been. Read Full Review

The book continues to build steam as we know Logan will end up clashing with the Banner, Red Skull, and Mysterio as the series progresses. I almost feel bad for Mysterio. For the cliffhanger, we see Logan turn to one of his most trusted heroic pals, but is met with a surprise that current Marvel U fans have to love. Old Man Logan is one of the best Marvel series going right now, in my opinion. Read Full Review

The series may only be two issues in, but I feel confident saying that Old Man Logan is one of the better books coming out of the big two right now. The plot is kind of throwaway, but it isn't bad, and everything else about the book is excellent. Lemire and Sorrentino both continue to do stellar work, and the result is a book that I can't wait to read more of. Read Full Review

Sometimes, when a character has been around a long time, like Wolverine, they lose their way - the powers that be forget what made the character such profound favorite in the first place. Lucky for us, Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino's Old Man Logan #2 cuts the continuity bull and gets the Ol' Canucknucklehead back to doing what he does best: fighting Hulks. Read Full Review

Old Man Logan for me is one of the best, if not the best, comic that Marvel is putting out right now. It's exceeded my expectations in every way, and a comic I'm looking forward to with each release. More of this quality please! Read Full Review

Old Man Logan #2 features a good fight between the new Hulk and Old Man Logan, with some flashback sequences to the original series peppered throughout. It is interesting to see this version of Wolverine navigate this new Marvel Universe landscape, but hopefully his character discrepancies will be worked out in the next few books. Read Full Review

Lemire is one of my favorite writers right now, with his work on Bloodshot Reborn and now Old Man Logan, he's doing some of the best work that I've seen from him and he's doing it with hero books. I'm not usually too fond with hero titles and in fact – Lemire is actively writing the only two that are on my pull list. That's not a coincidence. Old Man Logan's mission to prevent the horrifying future that he once endured is such a smart and exciting storyline to take readers on and I can't wait to see what happens next. Read Full Review

A visual feast with a rage igniting scene of the brutal reality of the nature of Old Man Logan run. Read Full Review

OLD MAN LOGAN is close to greatness. While it is an impossible task to live up to the original run, this one is hitting the necessary beats to keep readers entertained. The small things could lead it to true greatness. For now, though, I'm more than happy to keep riding this train with Lemire and Sorrentino at the helm. Read Full Review

In some respects, this issue exposes the weaknesses in the current Old Man Logan status quo. Logan's quest to kill every superhuman who contributed to the downfall of his world is compelling stuff, but not if it's going to lead to a series of brief, pointless brawls between the Ol' Canucklehead and familiar Marvel icons. Read Full Review

I am finding this book to be interesting and it is so much fun. Gritty and exciting. The art is wonderful and I am loving where the story is headed. Sorrentino has a style unlike any other and he was a awesome choice to show how gritty Logan's first encounters with the Marvel Prime characters. Read Full Review

This is a comic that is at war with itself. The premise of the comic is as ugly and gritty as it gets, but it is plotted as a Marvel team up feature with all of your favorite superpowered pals. There's no awareness of this dichotomy though. It's every bit as bizarre as it sounds and the friction between the two concepts results in a comic that doesn't know what it wants to be, besides an excuse to show off Sorrentino's excellent action sequences. Read Full Review