My review is probably a lot like G-Man's
I've probably said this before, I hate Wolverine. He's a "extreme" version of Captain America in many ways. The worst part is, he's everywhere. I can't turn to the left without seeing that stupid costume right in front of my stupid face. Every arc of his comic, that I've read, has sucked with a few exceptions.
- Wolverine Origins (6 Issue Mini-series)
- Wolverine Origins: Deadpool Run
Thankfully, I can add one more to that short list: Old Man Logan. Thank god someone gave this guy a little more depth, it was driving me nuts. To quote G-Man, "I don't want this to end". I completely agree. The guy is in every single Marvel book, and probably snuck himself into the background of at least 10 DC books this week alone. We're back at a place with this book where we don't know his history, only pieces, which is great. As I've said before, his change into a passive man is the best part of the book. How far will someone have to go before Johnny boy loses it? well, you pretty much find out in this issue. (Disregarding the slash towards the hulkgang two issues prior)
What intrigued me most about this issue was the hierarchy of the Kingpin regime. It feels as though America took a few giant steps back to the Medieval Era, where everyone was at each other's throats for the thrown.
This fantastically fun read was inches away fro pick of the week, due to New Avengers being a tad more engrossing. I highly recommend this book and to pick up the two prior issues.
