THE DISPATCHOh boy readers, this one is good! This is the first issue that truly felt like HOXPOX in quite some time. This issue of X DEATHS OF WOLVERINE had all the feels of POWERS OF X mixed with some elements of TERMINATOR and beyond. Plus, the gray areas are so dang gray. Is Moira now the villain or are the mutants the truly devious ones? And after this issue of X DEATHS OF WOLVERINE, I half wonder if Moira is responsible for the Future we witnessed in POWERS OF X. Read Full Review

X Deaths of Wolverine #3brings Wolverine's family into the fray, as they learn about the dark future that awaits mutantkind. With both X Lives andX Deathsheading to their conclusion, the future of mutantkind lies in Wolverine's hands, and it remains to be seen if he can pull off both of his time traveling missions. Read Full Review

X DEATHS OF WOLVERINE #3 shows that there is more to Omega Wolverine than meets the eye and gives readers exactly what they want: more Wolverines! Read Full Review

X Deaths of Wolverine #3 delivers excellent action, plot progression, and hints at what is going on on a deeper level. It also leans into the Wolverine family that doesn't forget to be fun in the face of extreme violence and foreboding. X Deaths of Wolverineis a great blend of mayhem and satisfying storytelling. Read Full Review

The event takes a massive turn. It continues to be a story that we didn't expect and could shape the future in some incredible ways. Read Full Review

The visuals are still busy, but the slowed pace makes them more bearable, and the new context helps give the narrative a weight that previous issues lacked. Read Full Review

This side of the story knows what it is about and does it well to usher the Krakoan age forward while the other side is running around like a chicken with no head but at least has Cassara flexing his art muscles. X Deaths should have been the only book out unless we get an X Lives tie-in worth this ping pong game. Vicentini is awesome yet again although some action sequences can improve.

As the big picture plot comes into focus, this starts to look like "Powers of X" fanfiction. Not necessarily *bad* fanfiction, though. The plot is fascinating and the pace remains thrilling, with plenty of cool action. But this issue is far from perfect.

Characterization suffers during all the plot development. Scout doesn't really sound like Scout; Moira is sliding into Terminator clichés.

I'm still liking the art. The visual flow seems to be improving, particularly in the action scenes. But there are some potentially-cool details that are either too easy to overlook or downright illegible.

Ok. If you were wondering where this was going, we finally get some answers. Glad I didn’t bail early on.

So much story packed into first few issues, I just wish this had more time to be fleshed out. It's enjoyable, and the writing is clever, just a bit all over the place.

This has good stuff in it, but it's just not executed as well as it could be, in my opinion. The stuff with Moira was probably my favorite here in terms of the story, but the Wolverine stuff bringing in Laura, Scout, and Daken was far from bad. Some of the dialogue, particularly when Daken begins fighting with Logan, wasn't my absolute favorite. Vicentini's art fits a lot better with that half of the book, though, as there's more action.

While I don't think this issue was as strong as the last, I do think the emotional beats here are good.

Im lost..Moira is the villain now?