Wolverine: Revenge #5 caps off a miniseries that had so much promise. The idea of Jonathan Hickman and Greg Capullo working together on a Wolverine comic sounded epic at first, but the end result only scratched at the surface of said potential. Read Full Review

Plot
Wolverine goes to the house where Sabretooth is in Professor Xavier's wheelchair. Sabretooth greets him with Colossus's son.

Wolverine eliminates Sabretooth once and for all and has the epiphany that he doesn't feel any different; his anger remains intact. Wolverine uses the Forge mutant power neutralizer on himself to make his fight with Colossus's son more fair.

Colossus's son has his aunt Magik's sword, which he uses to take Wolverine to Limbo, and the two fight, leaving Wolverine on the ground, pierced by Magik's sword. Colossus's son returns to our world satisfied. Wolverine removes his sword because he never lost his healing powers and decides to stay in Limbo so he can continue unleashing his insatiable rage, making the new ruler of this hellish place.

An exciting conclusion to a story about revenge and its consequences.

Art
It's organic, with many details and that Capullo signature, who creates sequences with bold and brilliant angles, heroic poses, and a mesmerizing dynamism.

Summary
Wolverine confronts his long-repentant past, and the son of Colossus arrives to collect blood debts.
A striking and brilliant finale to this powerful miniseries that breaks away from continuity with its own story, well-adapted to Wolverine's nature.
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