‘Wolverine' slashes his way right into the heart of Judgement Day in typical Logan style, as the series manages to tie together some of its dangling plotlines perfectly into the current mega summer event story. There is a lot to like about this issue that is rife with Logan style goodness and plenty of solid action and art that matches the bright shiny colors but inherent darkness that is Logan's life. Read Full Review

The art is spectacular in Wolverine #24 and should have you on the edge of your seat from cover to cover. Add in the fact that Wolverine's foe Solem gets more page-time, and it's an easy pickup for fans of the Krakoa era Wolverine. Just don't think too hard about how this ties into the Judgment Day event. Read Full Review

Wolverine's tie-in to the ongoing Judgment Day series sees callbacks to his previous trip to hell and the attempt to kill the Progenitor. Read Full Review

Hot diggity!! This was actually a really great issue! It’s about time. I hope #25 keeps up the momentum.

Still the best.

This is what'd happen if the Progenitor interrupted the first act of a hardboiled thriller. The ideas in play aren't particularly inventive, but they're laid out with admirable style. Terse words, frenetic art, and a good feeling of tension.

Continuity ref: The Hellbride stuff happened in Wolverine #6 and X-Force #13.

This issue didn't really do it for me. While it is nice to see some callbacks to older issues in Wolverine's latest run, it is really hard to match this issue up with what is going on right now with Judgement Day. At times it feels like it's trying to tell two different stories at once, with the Progenitor feeling the most out of place in the issue. It's times like these that having Wolverine involved in so many larger arcs across the X-titles and other books really hurts his individual story. Solem doesn't really help matters as his team-up with Wolverine really feels unearned.