The time-twisting saga of the all-new Deathlok continues as Wolverine battles an army of cyborg assassins on two fronts: in the present, Logan must keep Captain America from becoming the latest casualty on the Deathlok hit list, while in the future an aging, battle-ravaged Logan leads a last-ditch effort to shut down the Deathloks once and for all. Parental Advisory $3.99
Theres really no reason why a fan of the character Wolverine or any fan of comic book superheroes shouldnt check out Wolverine: Weapon X. Its fun, fast paced, well written, and drawn and colored spectacularly. Its not a heady work, or as particularly profound as some other superhero books and their current storylines, but for sheer rockin coolness and action with a heart, Wolverine: Weapon X cant be beat. Read Full Review
Another great Weapon X issue. This continues to be a comic that”ll make you fall in love with Wolverine all over again. Read Full Review
"Tomorrrow Dies Today" is shaping up to be another great arc from the team that brought Wolverine's title (well, at least one of them) back to the top of Marvel's output in terms of quality. Although it might have peaked last issue, I still hold out hopes for the remaining installments. At the very least I'm fully confident Aaron and Garney will keep me entertained along the way. Read Full Review
I’m giving it a very solid B. I had a lot of fun and I’ll be back next issue. Jason Aaron and Ron Garney, consider your mission accomplished. Read Full Review
This issue of "Wolverine Weapon X" ends with cliffhangers in both the future and the present, and the confrontation between Deathlok and Wolverine is sure to be a story worthy of returning to for re-reading. Read Full Review
So, a good book keeps getting better and it couldn't be more perfectly illustrated. The threat is epic, the plot is intricate, and the characters are bad-ass. What more could you want in a Wolverine story? Read Full Review
I may not fully understand who some of the characters are or what exactly is fully going on, but this book was a lot of fun, like watching a summer blockbuster with a full bag of popcorn. Yes, Wolverine is everywhere. Yes, we all get sick of him, but although we've seen this type of story before, you can't deny the book because it's flat-out good and a great read. I went into it thinking it would be sub-par at best, but I quickly realized this was one of the more entertaining books I read this week. 4/5 Read Full Review
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