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Savage Wolverine #3 Review

2 / 5

Savage Wolverine was always an interesting gamble for Marvel as far as I was concerned. The character already has a lot of exposure throughout the entire Marvel Universe. Giving him solo books need to offer new and interesting perspectives of the character to be worth my money. More importantly, they need to offer something different from the character. Otherwise, what's the point? Savage Wolverine had an okay start. I liked the first book, and tolerated the second issue, but three issues in, this series isn't really doing anything special. It does bring the trademark Marvel humor to the table, but in a very juvenile way this go-round. Wolverine plays such an insignificant role in this issue that it might as well not have been called Savage Wolverine. The antagonist (I assume?) is kind of obnoxious, but gets to have the majority of pages. It's just not my kind of book. I'm hoping next month's issue brings more to the table for me, but there's a good chance I'll be passing in favor of other books on the shelf.