This arc is going a lot better though and I hope Wells and Madureira stick around for at least a bit longer than one story. Read Full Review

Packed with enticing action, mystery and the appropriate dose of laughter (albeit nervous at times) Savage Wolverine # 7 is that “popcorn” comic that doesn't seem to slow down. Read Full Review

Those 99% will be happy with this issue, but it'll be over quick. Joe Mad's art is good enough to peruse more than once however, but I was a bit let down with the lack of backgrounds even if that's his M.O. It's nice to see a new idea brought in from Zeb Wells though and it's a good ride. Read Full Review

Zeb Wells certainly nails the 'Savage' aspect of the series. So much so Wolverine comes off as more than a little overdramatic this issue, monologuing about how much of an animal he is throughout the entire issue. Wells might have overdid it here. But we do see some inner conflict within Wolverine in regards to his wanton murder of ninja folk, so there's that. Read Full Review