…IN LIMBO? Has the OPPOSITION finally helped Logan reclaim his identity? But what lengths will COLOSSUS, MAGIK and OMEGA RED go to keep their prized weapon? And don't miss Ultimate MAGIK revealing the depth of her power!
Ultimate Wolverine #7 is where the slow-burn payoff begins to hitand it hits hard. Chris Condon takes Logan to the edge of death, memory, and madness and dares him to claw his way out. With the best characterization of Ultimate Magik yet, an escalating internal conflict, and visuals that stretch beyond the physical, this issue brings the title into exciting new territory. If youve been waiting to see Logan stop being used and start fighting back, this issue is your turning point. Read Full Review
Ultimate Wolverine #7 is a significant step in the right direction. While it may not completely shed the criticisms of being "slow, it offers enough compelling character work and artistic prowess to make it a worthwhile read for fans of the character and the burgeoning Ultimate line. If Condon can continue to lean into these unique elements and push Logan's journey into truly uncharted territory, Ultimate Wolverine could yet carve out its own distinct identity. Read Full Review
Ultimate Wolverine #7 is both a breather and an omen of things to come, as Logan regains his memories and the Rasputins prepare to go on the offensive. Read Full Review
Cappuccios art is stunning and I love how the imagery and visuals capture the gritty, dark nature and tone of the storyline. Read Full Review
Ultimate Wolverine #7 slows things down to give time for Logan to process the mind-altering experience he just had. This slowdown was honestly needed as we have seen Logan's mind intensely played with from all sides. Read Full Review
While I'm less enthused by the plotting in Ultimate Wolverine #7, it's understandable to give these characters some space to breathe in what has been a pretty action-heavy series. Cappucio hasn't lost a step, even if the script doesn't play to his strengths. Read Full Review
Best issue of the series yet. Glad we're not spending pages and pages inside a feral Logan's head regurgitating old Wolverine themes.
Great world building, plot advancement, etc. Glad that the book is finally fleshing out more of the Eurasian republic.
Art is excellent but mostly invisible if that makes sense. It tells the story very well but is nothing spectacular.
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