Wolverine #71 was a thoroughly enjoyable read. I continue to be absolutely fascinated by the story that Millar is weaving in "Old Man Logan." I think that there is enough drama, strong dialogue and quality character work as well as a cinematic feel to the story and bone jarring action that Wolverine #71 should appeal to a wide range of readers. If you still have not jumped aboard Wolverine then I would definitely recommend picking up "Old Man Logan" when it is released in trade format. Read Full Review

I was once ambivalent about "Old Man Logan," but issue #71 has changed my mind and I'm now looking forward to the conclusion of the story. It's still the equivalent of a big dumb action movie, but that's probably the premise any good Wolverine story should start with. Read Full Review

Revel in this comic's imagery, embrace its absurdities, and enjoy. Read Full Review

Yet again, the issue ends on a surprising cliffhanger that makes me keen to read the next issue--even if its going to be another nine weeks before the next monthly issue is released. Still, Im happy to enjoy these issues of Old Man Logan when they appear. Read Full Review

I've heard complaints about this story online, but really, none of them have stuck with me. This isn't brain surgery or a philosophical treatise. This is a completely mental, somewhat pessimistic, action epic. It's not deep, so don't scratch at it too vigorously. Read Full Review

While I was a little put off by the pace and jarring sequence of events in this issue, I don't think anyone that has been following the storyline will be disappointed with the purchase and I'm sure Logan is at his breaking point after the final pages of this issue, promising lots of action to finish out this story in the coming issues. Read Full Review

It was kinda boring and the last twist is just heartbreaking even for me and I read it many times back then...