It's a nice mirror piece of Cornell's previous run, and a slight improvement for sure. Jonathan Marks draws the annual in a very rough, painterly style that I think wouldn't work if the story wasn't set entirely in the woods.ДЄs a Wolverine story, this is okay. We start with Ryan Stegman for three issues on a rare non-Spider-Man related kick (although he does get to draw the Superior Spider-Man for an issue), followed by Gerardo Sandoval's manga-esque stylings for three issues, Kris Anka (although the colouring makes it hard to pin it down as Anka) for two, and then Pete Woods for the final three. The art's a nice solid collection though. I expect it was included in the individual volumes when this run was collected previously, and was just thrown in here because it was in there too as a place filler. There had to be a better way to get Wolverine back into conflict with them than having them want to steal a reality shifting weapon? It's so very.not Wolverine.ДЄlso included are the annual, which is a feature length adventure for Wolverine and Jubilee that I really enjoyed (although this is by Elliot Kalan rather than Cornell), and a 75th anniversary story by Len Wein which sticks out as filler since it's set entirely in the past and has no bearing on Wolverine's current status quo at all. The actual plot surrounding Sabretooth and the Hand though? That's just plain bonkers. It's not particularly bad there's definitely less of the odd dialogue that coloured the last run, and while Wolverine's thought processes aren't always as in line with what I'd expect, I can appreciate everything on reflection - the final revelations near the end of the book do put some of his more out-there choices into perspective. Instead, we get twelve issues of Wolverine on a semi-journey of self discovery after his sound thrashing by Sabretooth at the end of the previous volume, which involves going undercover with a band of mutant mercenaries for the most part, and arguing with this former X-Men team mates for the rest of it. If you're looking for a direct prelude to that though? That's not this. Instead, we get twelve issues of Wolverine on a semi-journey of self discovery after his sound thrashing by Sabretooth at the end of the previous volume, which involves going undercover w Collecting the entirety of Paul Cornell's second run of Wolverine, these twelve issues (plus an annual) continue to deal with the fallout of Wolverine losing his healing factor as the march towards the Death of Wolverine mini-series starts. moreД¬ollecting the entirety of Paul Cornell's second run of Wolverine, these twelve issues (plus an annual) continue to deal with the fallout of Wolverine losing his healing factor as the march towards the Death of Wolverine mini-series starts. What could make Logan turn his back on the Jean Grey School and his friends in the X-Men? Has he really joined a group of villains? Can Logan conquer his demons, or will his trip to the dark side become permanent? Pete Wisdom and MI13, Iron Fist and Shang-Chi all guest star as Wolverine prepares for his bloody final showdown with Sabretooth! Plus, with his days numbered, Logan shares a little father figure time with former sidekick Jubilee! COLLECTING: WOLVERINE (2014) 1-12, WOLVERINE ANNUAL (2014) 1. Before he can face Sabretooth again, he'll need to build himself back up, get better and stronger than ever - but it's not that easy anymore, and Wolverine will soon find himself turning to other means of revenge. What could make Logan turn his back on the Jean Grey School a The beginning of the end for Wolverine! With his healing factor gone, Logan has something to prove. The beginning of the end for Wolverine! With his healing factor gone, Logan has something to prove.

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