Well Dark Reign has fully took grip on the Marvel Univerese and Daken is lovin' it and so far, so am i. I did'nt like Daken when he made his first apperance way back in Wolverine Origin's # 10, he had nothing to him, he had no character, but that was then this is now, he's really developed as a character, he comes across as the kind of person who would laugh at old people falling over, he's got a very black humor but when it comes down to it i think he's a ok dude. His banter with Hawkeye in this issue is awesome, he's just winding Hawkeye up and i think Hawkeye is a bit pissed that he's not the top assasin in the team and that he can't compair to Daken.

My favourite part of the book is where Daken uses his pheromone control to get laid, he just pick which woman he wants and it a done deal [and just to clear something up he's not gay] and that he is a bit of a player with the ladys. I can see some of his Dad's attiude in him in that he's extreamly clever at playin people something that i think Logan does'nt do enough.

I liked the art especialy the way Venom is drawn but i'v always been on the fence about Dan Way's writing his stint on the early issue's of Wolverine Origin's was'nt great but this was good. 4 and half out of 5 stars, there's good things goin on here. 

Im looking to do more of these now anyway this was a decent issue but i think this issue is a just to show how far Tim has come and how he has changed. I can see Tim is at the same point in his life now as Dick Grayson was when he went solo, he has the same attiude of "Hay screw you man" then punching the dude (or Dudess) in the face with out a second thought and he does'nt care if some pepole don't approve of his mission to find his adopted father. Thats some thing i find strange, why are Dick and Alfred so against this mission? surely they want Tim to find Bruce or find something. I love that Tim has kept one of his old Robin suits, i think he keeps it with him just to remind him that at the the end of the day he saves lives he does'nt take them.

What can i say about Chris Yost's writing that has'nt already been said? he's gone and made a awesome character and my favourite character even more awesome and put more of a batman tint on him, i mean i remember Tim saying he does'nt like hitting girls but now he's breakin there nose's while he beating the crap out of the dude's. I think the art is fantastic but i have a problem with how big and bulky Tim looks in his Red Robin suit, Chris Yost says Tim is 16 nearly 17 and he looks that when he's not in his suit but in it he looks older but i suppose that could be one of Tim's tatics.

Overall i think this issue is just to show actually how far he's come and how far he's willing to go to find Bruce. Overall im lovin the series already. it was'nt the best issue but i think we all know that as long Chris Yost is writing this title and it has a decent artist it will rarely drop below 5 or 4 stars. anyway 4 out of 5 for this issue. Watch this space some big thing's are happening here.

Well possibly one of Marvel's biggest characters of the 90's is back with a vengeance [pun intended], but when i heard when he was getting his own title again i thought it was going to just mold back into the 90's series ass kicking, bone smashing groove but no, Marvel where quite brave with this and made one of their biggest hits of the 90's little more than a recovering drug addict looking for his next hit. This work quite some well on some levels but made me fell a bit uneasy watching the character who got me into comics so depressed, it was so un-Dan Ketch like, i'm not sure if Marvel where trying to re-invent or show a different side to Danny but as i said before it works well, showing that they are not afraid to use real life problem and put a super natural spin on but this may not appeal to new readers.

Simon Spurrier's writing is quite impressive and i admire the risk he took writing such a fan favourite like this, if i had a hat i would take it off to you mate and the art team of Dan Brown and the legendary Javier Saltares make Ghost Rider look Bad ass but my one complaint is Dan Ketch himself doesnt look right but the new Ghost Rider design look mint both designs actually. This issue is impressive but not a classic and not on pair with some of the 90's Ghost Rider work but its a strong building block to help Dan get back to his former glory of the 90's and become one of Marvels most recognized characters again.

Soultaker is a decent Wolverine story, but it had a lot to live up to because of what just came before it the ememy of the state and agent of sheild and it suprised me i liked it, the story is good and easy to follow, the art work is good, the art work is brillent on the covers, especially issues 3,4 and 5. My only complaint would be that the artist draws Wolverine claws kind of coming out of the spaces in between his fingures not the back of his hands, the characters are drawn in anime style, i think this works well.

I think Wolverine proves he is the best at what he dose when he slaughters an army of dead samurai's, evil nija's, a couple of giant flying demons with lots of eyes and a psychopathic Japaness girl who is over 200 years old and possesed by a demon. The art is done by Shin Nagasawa and is written by Akira Yoshida, they put a lot of Japaness culter in the story wich is a good change. This is a good read for Wolverine fan's and i recommend you check it out.