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A review by matterofmichael
Wolverine: Three Months to Die, Book 1 by Paul Cornell, Ryan Stegman
3.0
Better than expected.
+Seeing Wolverine dealing with being killable is done right.
+He gets put into positions where it matters not being able to heal and him realizing he isn't needed is well done.
-bit disjointed storytelling. I don't think it lends itself to a first volume book.
-didn't like the Kitty Pryde interaction, felt off base, even if that's what they were going for.
-/+Different art style. Not bad just not my style with exaggerated facial features on Logan but not so much on other characters.
++Pinch's inner monologue is wonderful.
++Sabertooth being Sabertooth
-Sabertooth's motivations kind of lackluster here compared to what he's been building towards before.
+Seeing Wolverine dealing with being killable is done right.
+He gets put into positions where it matters not being able to heal and him realizing he isn't needed is well done.
-bit disjointed storytelling. I don't think it lends itself to a first volume book.
-didn't like the Kitty Pryde interaction, felt off base, even if that's what they were going for.
-/+Different art style. Not bad just not my style with exaggerated facial features on Logan but not so much on other characters.
++Pinch's inner monologue is wonderful.
++Sabertooth being Sabertooth
-Sabertooth's motivations kind of lackluster here compared to what he's been building towards before.