Chapter five kicks us of with a look at the Hand’s reaction to a battle with Wolverine – not the group (or appendage) but a surviving individual Ninja. He’s not impressed – not with Wolverine, or the Hand, but his heritage. The reaction is fun though.
This is a hand-centred issue, with Wolverine only being a cameo at the end – it’s good though, I’m finding myself more intrigued with this comic than I have been for Wolverine in general for a while – it’s not the writers fault, he’s just so over-exposed he’s lost his mystery.
This comic has revised that of sorts – not by expanding or adding new mystery to Wolverine, but to the surrounding cast – in this case The Hand.
From Blue Fox Comics the second issue of Clodagh is on its way to Kickstarter. Issue one is already available and it sets up nicely the world and the threats of living in this world. […]
The latest issue from Vault Comics – this is The RUSH #3. 1899: Everyone keeps telling NETTIE BRIDGER that the frozen West is no place for a respectable lady. Lucky for her, she’s neither. She’s […]
From IDW Publishing this week is the latest on Cybertron in Transformers #39 The rescue continues! Chromia has led a team deep into Decepticon controlled Iacon to rescue a captive Autobot, but how will they […]
