I'm still kind of puzzled as to what the reasoning is behind this issue's numbering. It's not a spoof of an anniversary specials like Deadpool's was. This was something that would once be an annual or a X-Men Unlimited issue. Either way, it's a mixed bag, like any anthology. There are some good ones and there are some not-so-good ones. There was notably a bit of redundancy in the plots - - at least three stories out of six or seven about Wolverine picking fights in bars. Be aware, too, that there are a few segments that are reprints of recent stories, so you might be double-dipping. Read Full Review

In the end, Wolverine #900 is about what you'd expect. One or two stories offer some entertaining moments, but the rest are absolutely bland and rarely get beyond the well-worn Wolverine clichs. I understand the need to charge extra ($4.99) for an issue that spans 104 pages, but I can't in good conscience recommend this comic to anyone that isn't a Wolverine fanatic who just received a huge income tax refund. That's probably not the biggest segment of the comic buying population. Read Full Review

Those two aside, the extremes of quality are largely avoided, with the middle-ground well-trodden. But then, it's an anthology, that's what they do. Due to the range of stories, I expect any reader will find at least one they love, but for $4.99 for one 8/12 page short isn't really enough for me. Presumably it's enough to entertain the legions of Wolverine fans out there, but unless you're one of them, there's nothing here that screams "must buy." Read Full Review