I’m just happy to see the review.

I freely admit that I don’t “get” Wolverine. This wasn’t a bad issue by any means, but it certainly wasn’t a world-changing look at the underlying paradigms of comics, nor was it even the best Wolverine story I’ve ever read. It is what it is: a well-done Very Special Issue by star creators, the comics equivalent of sweeps week, and a large portion of the story felt very familiar.

Had friends and coworkers not hyped this to me as the most important Wolverine story in recent memory, maybe I’d feel differently, but there you go…

Go back to reviewing stuff you ‘love’, nobody got anything out of that.

Thanks for your feedback, Dan. Since you’re new here, let me spell out a couple of things quickly. There is generally nothing personal about my reviews. I explained my biases up front, so caveat emptor. Second, my writing style is sarcastic, even when reviewing something I love. Third, and most important, I speak only for me, you speak only for you. Stating that “nobody” got anything out of that is disengenuous, adversarial, and ultimately serves only your need for the quick burn…

Feel free to stick around and see what else pops up this week…

I’ve collected Wolverine in the past, and have been tempted to pick up this arc, seeing as how it’s a couple issues in I was thinking of waiting for the Trade to be release.

Matthew stated very clearly that this wasn’t something he would normally enjoy, that tells me that his 2.5 is probably a 3 to 3.5 for a fan of Wolverine.

I’m just happy to see the review.

Reviewing a book that’s in the middle of a story arc, when you haven’t read the first 2 issues just illustrates you didn’t give a crap to begin with.

Go back to reviewing stuff you ‘love’, nobody got anything out of that.

Can I please have a possitive superhero story that isn’t meant for children.