There's no questioning the fact that this is my favorite X-Men title. It's not like the others. It has a completely light-hearted feel even when the dangers arise and the chaotic action errupts. I've seen some question the direction Jason Aaron is taking this title but I don't get the complaints. Simply put, this comic is pure fun. This is exactly what I want in a comic book. There's plenty of action, suspense, humor and plot developments. We've seen a lot of new characters and they're winning me over a little more month after month. I can only hope that the upcoming AVENGERS VS. X-MEN won't have a huge impact on the feel and tone of this title. Read Full Review
There's a lot going on in this single issue, which is quite indicative of the larger story Aaron is projecting over the series. Aaron delivers some story conclusions in this issue, but he opens so many other threads, such as the blossoming romance between two of the staff, the exact nature of the "Bamfs," the unpredictability of Krakoa and Broo's true personality. "Wolverine & the X-Men" has a little bit of everything going on and everyone can find something to like in this fun, adventurous series. This series pays wonderful tribute to the sentiment of the "classic" X-Men stories, regardless of what you might consider "classic" while blending bits and pieces together in the form of a wonderful comic book Read Full Review
What a great ending to an incredible little story arc. I really enjoy this book so much more than Uncanny X-Men. Read Full Review
Jumping on point?: Definitely not, but be sure to jump on next issue. Read Full Review
I'm very much looking forward to what's next for this series. I only hope it can avoid being bogged down in Avengers vs. X-Men. Read Full Review
While the art felt a bit rushed, the story holds it up. The focus here is more about the school than it is on Wolverine, Unlike the last two issues. Read Full Review
What a great series this turned out to be! Solid stories, fantastic illustrations, wonderful characters & an abundance of action. This is Marvel at its finest and my favourite ongoing title. If you missed out on the first couple of issues, you can always pick up the tpb which I think comes out in April or May, you wont be disappointed. Written by Jason Aaron (Incredible Hulk) & illustrated by Tim Bradshaw. From Marvel Comics. This issue gets a rating of 4*, but the entire story arc earns a well deserved 5*. Read Full Review
Still, the characters in this book are accessible, unpredictable, and above all else likable. Ambitions aside, the execution of this arc may have been a bit of a sophomore slump, but Wolverine and the X-Men remains at the top of the class. Read Full Review
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