Wolverine #2is a compelling look into the mind of one of the greatest X-Men and features a creative team that is firing on all cylinders. Percy and Kubert have a deep understanding of this character and use that to craft a story that plays into his greatest fears and give him a new enemy. This is slowly shaping up to be one of the best titles from the Dawn of X and I can't wait to see what future issues bring. Read Full Review

Wolverine #2 continues Percy's great work on this book. He understands Wolverine very well and is building a very cool story with this one. Read Full Review

Adam Kubert delivers some impressive visuals. The art is dynamic and filled with energy. I like the contrast between the quieter, character focused moments and the action beats like the fight in Wolverine's mind. Kubert does a great job of contrasting Logan and Bannister's lives as well and I was impressed with the finale and how detailed it was. Read Full Review

Wolverine #2 drags Logan even further down into darkness as Percy balances the hardcore violence of the title with mystery and strong emotional interactions between characters and commentary on the current mutant status quo played out on a canvas of absolutely top quality art. Read Full Review

Percy and Kubert create a comic that's wildly dynamic and beautifully paced with haunting qualities that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Sure, this issue definitely feels familiar. However, the plot still feels substantial and ultimately drew me into the story. Read Full Review

With two issues in the can on the first solo of the Dawn Of X era, I can confidently say I'm a big fan of where this is going. Tying Wolverine into the other X-books helps reassure the bigger picture is staying intact, while letting Logan off the hinges to do what he does best on his own time, more or less. The action is gripping and the story is perfect for a nice new slice of lore, without being over-complicated or intricate. In short, this is thus far exactly what I would like to be seen in a Wolverine solo and I hope you guys dig it too. Read Full Review

Razor sharp storytelling and writing! Read Full Review

An interesting enough story and character design in this one and it does have the potential to develop into a good series. Well worth picking up if you are a fan of Wolverine and like the retro aesthetic. Read Full Review

Overall this is a great follow-up to that explosive first issue. This series is definitely set to be one of the better new x-series. Even if you’re not a huge Wolverine fan I still highly recommend picking this one up. Read Full Review

Benjamin Percy and Adam Kubert deliver a strong follow up to the debut issue with Wolverine #2. The mystery around the Flower Cartel's Pollen deepens and pushes Wolverine to go back to working solo to defeat this threat to the entire world. The way things are developed, especially with the mysterious lead villain, provide a lot of intrigue as to where Percy and Kubert will go with this story next. Read Full Review

There's enough good here to offset the problems without difficulty, making this only a bit of a step down from last month's stellar kick-off issue. Read Full Review

Gets the job done in terms of being a comic that features Wolverine. Read Full Review

It feels like a very "color by the numbers" Wolverine story, which is a waste of Adam Kubert artwork. Read Full Review

While Percy has done some strong work with Logan and company over in X-Force, his solo run with the Ol' Canucklehead is leaving something to be desired. Some of it is because Adam Kubert isn't firing on all cylinders, whether it be due to wonky layout choices or simply a time crunch - but given that this is Logan's first ongoing series in years, you'd think there'd be a more concrete and thoughtful direction going on. Given the pedigree of the team involved, I wish I could say Wolverine is indispensable reading, but this will appeal to diehard fans only. Read Full Review

Wow!!!! That was absolutely amazing!!!! I am loving this so far I had high expectations coming in with the Percy and Kubert and they are absolutely delivering!! The artwork is incredible and the story is fantastic

I love this, it's even better than the first issue. The new villain is incredibly ominous and creepy and Wolverine's character is perfectly written. Keep going!

Art was great through and through on this one. Great ending that leaves you wanting more. I love what Percy wrote on those last few pages it was really deep and shows what Wolverine can be in the hands of a good writer. Everything that worried me in the first issue has washed away I'm very much looking forward to this title. I do wonder how they plan on handling two stories since this one only handled the better of the two but I'm sure it'll be badass and work out fine. Great issue no complaints.

Wolverine 2 is a terrific comic. Although Kubert’s panel layouts are a little weird, the art itself is just as grim as last issue. Jeff Bannister is one of my favorite new characters, and Percy seems to get Logan well

Wolverine #2 is the second solid Dawn of X title I've read in a row. I just wrote my review of
X-Men #4 which was nearly flawless. This comic isn't quite as good as the aforementioned issue but Ben Percy succeeds where a lot of writers fail in that he knows how to tell a good Wolverine story. Ben is also the writer of X-Force which is another standout Dawn of X title.

The primary mystery of the first issue was what da faq is wrong with Logan? This issue confirms that Wolverine really did freak out and kill his teammates while under the influence of "The Pale Girl". This gives Logan the primary motivation is to take her down and make things right with the X-Family. We're also shown that what's happening to Logan has been happening to other members of the team, most notably Bishop.

Midway through the issue, Wolverine links up with Jeff Bannister the detective investigating the "Pollen" case which intersects with Logan's mission. They banter a bit and the rapport between the two men is really cool. Their connection reminds me of the characters that used to pop up during the Hama run on the series in the '90s. The comic ends on another cliffhanger with things looking pretty grim for one of our heroes.

I contend that this is still the best version of Logan we've seen in over a decade. Ben has dialed the character back a lot. He shifts the focus to Wolverine the person and not how much damage he can take in a fight. This makes the book is a lot more interesting. The interactions between Logan and other characters are genuine and his regret is palpable. He feels he's messed up and this takes a toll on him even though resurrection is an actionable thing in this setting.

Most ongoing series feel obviously paced for the trade paperback. Wolverine balances the exposition and action beats nicely. I don't get the impression that Percy is holding back. The comic ends where it should and I want the next installment. Kubert also gets to draw a lot of cool stuff which makes Logan one of the few real worthwhile Dawn of X titles going right now. more

Prelude:
I massively enjoyed the first issue of Wolverine, so let's see if Percy can keep that up.

The Good:
I love the cop side of things.

Loved the infographics.

Kubert's art is great.

The Bad:
Don't like Wolverine being the one manipulated all the time, especially on back to back issues.

Conclusion:
It's still a very good issue but I feel like it fails to live up to the expectations from the first issue.

This didn't really pack the same punch for me as Issue 1 did, but this was still good. I don't really know how I feel about Logan being manipulated twice in both issues of this series thus far. I'm just hoping it's not a trend. Either way, entertaining stuff that continues to keep me fairly interested.

Another great issue of Wolverine. Alot of cool things do happen. Wolverine ends up working with our CIA operative Mr. Bannister in investigating more about the Pale Girl and her ties to this undercover black market petal cartel. Plot twist happens towards the end with Wolverine and Bannister. We also learn more about Bannister life outside of the CIA, which I thought was really nice.

But the showcase of this issue is our antagonist, Pale Girl. We still don't know alot about her, but we get to see why she is so deadly and feared. How Percy utlizes her is super sneaky yet skilled at the same time. We see how she manipulates Wolverine, and we get an answer to the whole ordeal that happened in issue #1. This isn't your typical villain, and I am enjoying it so far. more

Very enjoyable

I liked this!

i liked the story but......

High-quality storytelling, but not high-quality enough to fully offset the ennui I feel about getting dragged down the "Wolverine is mind-controlled into killing teammates" rabbit hole yet again.

Snoooooooze.

Like yeah it’s pretty good but is it the most good?

"I've got bone cancer. Not ear cancer"

C'mon! Get exciting!

The art is good but this is very boring and seems like a stupid storyline. I wish Percy could do as well as he is doing in X-Force, it's a Shame he isn't.

Really terrible. Art is great, but Percy seems to be going for a noir, gritty mystery atmosphere which results in an abysmally boring issue in which not much happens.