X Lives Of Wolverine #2 is an improvement over the first issue, and thats saying something. Percy goes nonlinear, and it improves the story immensely. Event books are light on character, but Percy uses it expertly here. Cassara and Martin are doing amazing work together, and this issues art is better than the last. This story is shaping up to be something special, and this issue is setting up something great. Read Full Review

X Lives of Wolverine #2continues Wolverine's journey through the past and has him breaking one of the most cardinal rules of time travel in the process. I'm genuinely curious to see how future issues ofX LivesandX Deaths of Wolverine continue the story, as Wolverine's mission is no doubt going to alter the X-Men's future in some way. Read Full Review

Readers get a strong depiction of WOLVERINE throughout the years and witness a wild ride filled with insane action and intriguing speculation cluttering the would-be history of everyone's favorite Canucklehead. Furthermore, fans witness somewhat of an opportunistic exploration for a character that's been so drastically scarred by so much hate and deceit. Read Full Review

The biggest #Wolverine event continues! X LIVES OF WOLVERINE #2 finds Wolverine at his most vulnerable and gives him the chance to correct a past mistake. Read Full Review

There does appear to be a thing as too much when it comes to how much Logan/Wolverine is in a story, and X Lives of Wolverine is very much treading all over that line. While there is a lot of great art that showcases the various eras of Logan's life, the overall reasons for what is happening are elusive as the story is told in a disjointed way as it tries to expand or wrap up a lot of dragged out X-Force plotlines. Read Full Review

When telling a story about time travel, moving back and forth in the "present day" portion of the narrative is risky, and X Lives of Wolverine #2 is evidence of that. Read Full Review

For now, a great great great story. Read Wolverine's solo series, trust me!

I'm not sure where the dislike for this issue is coming from. I thought it was easy to follow along with, and not any more disjointed than it had to be. I liked this as much as issue one, even.

I'll admit the script starts off shaky; Logan's 1900 narration is mighty trite. But things firm up nicely as the story accelerates, and the art is gorgeous throughout.

Sure, the selection of scenes included here could seem random to a (very) casual reader. But there's a rigorous plot-logic connecting them all, and it doesn't take too much scrutiny to find it and appreciate it. The datafile pages -- for a change -- are really helpful.

I'm still on the lookout for the point where X Lives and X Deaths connect. It might never come. If they stay separate, this is definitely my preferred series of the 2.

Some great art, but I don't know what the snikt is going on. I'm hoping it starts to become a bit clearer soon so I can actually start following the story rather than admiring the art in confusion.

The momentum is picking up, but I wish the constant time jumps would slow down. It's hard to follow and detracts from the moment. Other than that, I'm enjoying the chaos.

Not as good as the first issue, in my opinion, but still cool for what it is. It feels a little all over the place for me with the amount of times it jumps through different time periods, but I didn't dislike anything here. Cassara's art is super solid, which should be a given. Hopefully the story comes together a little smoother going forward.

This is seriously disjointed it's jarring to read and follow. It's retelling things I already know and not saying enough about what I don't know. Absolute nonsense and we haven't even see the full 10 lives revisited. Cassara and Martin art's skills save this again but man is it a grind to follow these shenanigans deconstructed. This only reinforces my dislike for how X-force (2nd year) and Wolverine were written.

Yeah, I didn't like this. A lot of the narration and dialogue is cringe, "cOlOnIaLisM iS iN yOuR bLOoD, xAvIeR", I rolled my eyes so hard at that, all the pseudo-phylosophy that Percy insists with, even though he sucks at it, all this Jean nonsense that needs to stop, Omega Red lying in bed with him which was super weird. Also how is Sabretooth contacting the Professor (if that's Xavier)? I'm being very generous with the rating here but I won't lie, this was a disappointment. I hope next issue will get better, I see Mystique will make an appearance, I've always found her relationship with Wolvie fascinating.

Super cringey moments

What's the point of this mini serie???