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If you're just getting into comics or know someone who is interested in comics, this is a great starting place for future fans of Wolverine. I'm no wolverine expert, but I didn't learn too much from this book, a lot of rehashing what we already knew. Again, if you're unfamiliar it's great. Otherwise it's just a jog down memory lane.

Some pretty awkward art, to be honest. Jean's eyes aren't facing the same direction in one panel very early on and that might have put me off a bit. It's basically just a recap of Logan's life, and given the sheer enormity of continuity that entails, it doesn't seem like a bad thing to have it in one location. Nice ending and it did eventually suck me in to its narration of Logan's journey up t o this point.more

I love/hate these kinds of time travel stories

Dang, that was a good and striking ending. I saw the big ending coming, I'm guessing most people will, and it is still neat seeing all the pieces come together. A bit more of a Deathlok story than any other character involved, but that doesn't make it entertaining as all hell.

A little clunkier in plot and the flow of art from panel to panel compared to other issues in the series so far, but it is still pretty interesting and engaging.

A little Bends-y for a Wolverine comic but it's fun and the art remains consistently great.

A lot happens in this issue and it really feels like we go on a journey here. Maybe not as strong as last issue, but still pretty impressive overall.

I love this series so much. Logan takes Rogers out to celebrate his return to action? Yes please! The Deathlok stuff was well done too - very sinister content - and I love the art.

Really cool art and a really, really cool story where Logan talks to a bunch of fellow X-Men and other superheroes about the prospect of dating a journalist named Melita he has been working with recently. I loved this. It was so unique and such an interesting read. Great character work for both Melita and Logan, too, and a nice little moment of dread at the very end to cap it all off with Mysti que's appearance.more

This was good, but kind of abrupt. I really like Cypher and I hope someone gives him a hug.

Nothing wow-worthy but a solid read.

Earlier I complained the other Hunt for Wolverine stories started with a bang but go out on a whimper. This one is kind of the opposite, starting out pretty lame but ending on a strong note with art that finally caught my attention and some good moments setting up Wolverine's return. This whole Hunt for Wolverine event is entirely unnecessary but this issue had some great moments, at least. The Cypher stuff remains really weird and felt rushed.more

It was alright. I liked seeing Albert, even for a second, again, which is kind of funny cause Elsie Dee was never my favourite character but I can appreciate the reference just the same. I HATED the fake-out around Cypher's "death" last issue - that was the one moment the series had gotten my attention. Not a fan of this nonsense and the issue was pretty boring.

Cypher's addiction to the internet feels a little too simplistic for me. Doesn't feel like the character we know from other books, unless I'm really out of the loop about him from this era or something. This issue is a little stronger when it leans into the detective vibes a bit, but I know the story is really only going to tell us so much in the entire miniseries. Even with all that working ag ainst it, this comic does have its moments.more

So far, every Hunt for Wolverine starts out promising only to go nowhere fast, so colour me entirely skeptical on this one. This one isn't even that promising, though, as I find it's Soule's brand of post-Wolverine death writing that didn't really work for me.

Just for Wolverine completists. Soule is usually hit and miss. If he has not plotted an exciting story (as he did in the great Astonishing X Men), he just drag things out like he did in his godawful Inhumans run.
Unfortunately for this story he decides to bring one of the worst characters from that run, the super boring private detective Frank McGee. The Death of the Inhumans can't come too s oon for that guy. He takes almost half the story.
Misty Knight livens things up and there is a great denouement with a (cult?) character from the mutant universe. I really like that character so that saved the issue for me and pointed in an intriguing direction. If you are not a fan of said character, half an issue of Frank McGee might be hard to stomach.more

A pretty good ending that maybe doesn't quite deliver on all the fun the arc has been up until now. Dr. Rot does return, which is nice, because he was very sinister here and this was quite the introduction for the character overall.

this book is better than origins and the main book...

This story arc continues to exclusively impress me. Paquette's writing and Aaron's writing continue to impress. This issue perfectly ramps up the stakes for the finale without ever losing its momentum or feeling like a middle chapter of a larger story. Very impressive overall.

Such interesting writing and art. This series has been very impressive so far. I love how unflinchingly dark this all is.