Logan's hellish romp with the Ghost Rider continues as ‘Wolverine' #36 brings the demonic crossover one step closer to its conclusion while throwing a very comic book-style wrench into the mix. Horror meets the world of Wolverine shady government stories to create something predictable yet fun and fitting for the characters involved. Read Full Review

It's dripping in heavy metal iconography, but with everything that's going on with "Fall of X" and the miniseries ending in its next issue, it feels like this is stalling for time more than anything else. Read Full Review

Far from a bad read, but this continues the downward trajectory I mentioned in my review of Ghost Rider #17, unfortunately. I'm just not finding myself as interested as I was in the beginning. With only one part of this crossover left, I hope it can at least finish strong. Also, on a quick side note, I can't believe I missed Danny Ketch's helmet from the last Ghost Rider arc being the same as the Weapon X helmet. I do not know how I didn't realize that until reading this issue.

Was fun. But it's pretty standard and generic.

Somehow we’ve already reached the penultimate issue of Benjamin Percy’s “Weapons of Vengeance” arc featuring Wolverine and Ghost Rider. After the event’s prologue presented an interesting concept, Percy’s story continues to spiral into irrelevancy and absurdity with WOLVERINE #36.

For some reason, Wolverine and Ghost Rider let their guards down and are easily captured by the run of the mill villain, Father Pike. It all felt rushed in order to set up the issue’s ending revealing Hellverine, the demonic-possessed Wolverine. The event’s finale is now set up to be a confrontation between Hellverine and Ghostrider, which seems like the idea Percy pitched to Marvel to get this event greenlit in the first place. There haven’t really aren’t any ties to these two characters’ current stories in this event, which underscores the idea that this was entirely some Benjamin Percy fanfic for two of his favorite characters.

Geoff Shaw’s designs and Rain Beredo’s colors are keeping things interesting, but that should be expected in an event featuring two characters now possessed by flaming demonic-forces. Their art is continues to evoke heavy metal horror and it suits things so well. Adamantium claws on fire? Michael Bay would be SO proud.

Not every “Fall of X” title has to be super heavy, Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #1 showed us that just this week, but it sure feels weird to have Wolverine, one of the most popular mutants ever, wrapped up in a completely separate story. And with the “Sabretooth War” just around the corner, I’m not sure when Logan will get back to interacting with his fellow mutants.

Rating: 6/10 more

The plague of the crossover is upon us. Listing Wolverine #36 in the reading order of the Fall of X is a misrepresentation of what the issue is about. The storyline is hot garbage. I want my money back.