Wolverine #9
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| Writer | Jason Aaron |
| Artist | Daniel Acuna |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Logan needs answers about the mysterious villains who sent him to hell, and he knows exactly where to go to get them: Mystique. But Mystique has troubles of her own, namely the unstoppable new assassin, Lord Deathstrike.
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IGN - Jesse Schedeen
May 25, 2011Even Daniel Acuna's art is more impressive than it was in earlier issues. The darker locales and bloody battles play more to Acuna's storytelling strengths. Characters boast more detail and consistency than before. In short, this issue is the result of two creators firing on all cylinders. Suddenly I find myself that much more excited for these next four issues. Read Full Review
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A Comic Book Blog - Victor Kutsenok
May 26, 2011This issue was probably the best one in this series so far. Read Full Review
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The Weekly Crisis - Kirk Warren
May 28, 2011. Great, wall to wall action with Wolverine and Lord Deathstrike both racing for the kill on Mystique in the best issue of this volume of Wolverine to date. Read Full Review
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Weekly Comic Book Review - Alex Evans
May 25, 2011Despite Mystique's 10-mile long health bar, this was a back to basics issue for Wolverine that does a lot to get this book back on track. Read Full Review
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Comic Book Resources - James Hunt
May 30, 2011Jason Aaron's "Wolverine" has been consistently enjoyable ever since he picked up the character, and while "Wolverine goes to Hell" was a diversion that maybe felt a little outside of Wolverine's usual comfort zone, he's firmly back in it with this one, and the quality of the read shows that. Enjoyable on every level. Read Full Review
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9.5
Aaron write action sequences so well. This is some really under appreciated stuff
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9.0
This volume of wolverine started out pretty good but the last two issues have been really good. However without question this was the best of the first 9 as this had just about everything I could want. This was an action packed thrill ride that didn't sacrifice any of the depth or emotion you sometimes sacrifice when it's a issue focused on action. I love the villains in this issue as well Lord Deathstrike is awesome.
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