LOGAN FIGHTS BACK THE DARKNESS!
WOLVERINE's the best there is at what he does - and today, fighting vampires is going to have to top that list! Don't miss the MARVEL DEBUT of scintillating scribe TOM WALTZ (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Last Ronin) as he teams up with daring artistic dynamo JUAN JOSÉ RYP (WOLVERINE, VENGEANCE OF THE MOON KNIGHT) for a bloody good time! As the sky darkens across the globe and vampires reign, what hidden plot puts LOGAN directly in their crosshairs? Hint: It's like nothing you've seen in BLOOD HUNT yet! Be here as the plot (and blood!) thickens when a secret vampire sect enacts a startling strategy th more
This was such a fun comic book to jump into. The story is so captivating and keeps you hooked to every panel. The art is superb, which is clea to see just by looking at the cover art and variant covers. I can't wait to see what's next for Wolverine: Blood Hunt! Read Full Review
Wolverine: Blood Hunt #1 is a good fight comic with plenty of slashing from Logan paired well with captions that remind us he feels every bit of pain along the way. Read Full Review
There's not much to say about Wolverine: Blood Hunt story-wise. It's quite detached from the event comic, Wolverine's solo title just wrapped last week so there's not an ongoing story to weave into and vampires have tagged in to be the latest horde for Logan to mow his way through. Read Full Review
While it's true that you shouldn't fix what ain't broken, a lack of diversity in craft or style can lead to a negative final product, as evident by Wolverine: Blood Hunt #1. The issue tries to function as both a tie-in and extension of the recently concluded Percy run to mixed effect, reusing plotlines and characters without offering any of the specific texture that comes from Percy's voice. Read Full Review
Classic Wolverine setup, great art, good action, interesting callback. I really liked this issue, even though it appears to be setting up a pretty cookie-cutter Wolverine adventure. That's ok, I like cookies.
This has so many callbacks and plot threads taken from the Krakoa run that you'd think it's written by Ben Percy, but it's not.
A solid first issue, but it didn't really pick up all that much for me until the end. A lot of the dialogue and inner monologue wasn't my favorite, as it just felt a bit too generic, but the twist with Maverick at the end was intriguing. Also, Ryp's art was good throughout and I felt that it fit the story. Hopefully things pick up a little bit with the next issue.
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