Mini-reviews of new Wolverine appearances in comic stores on 06/27/07:

-Wolverine: Origins #15 (Preview): 15 months and we are still no closer to any of this making sense. And you gotta love the black ops secret message Wolverine leaves in the Daily Bugle during the Epilogue. So subtle even my pet chimpanzee could read it. My kingdom for some intelligent writing.
-X-Men #200 (Preview): The return of the Marauders and the beginning of Extinction Agenda.
-World War Hulk: X-Men #1 (Preview): Another summer, another Marvel-wide cross-over.
-Black Panther #28 (Preview): More fun with Zombie Wolverine.
-Marvel Adventures The Avengers #14 (Cover): Who is supposed to be reading this series?

The 011: Team X Beginnings rewrite is now complete, necessitating the temporary hiatus of 012: Canadian Intelligence.

 Mini-reviews of new Wolverine appearances in comic stores on 06/20/07:

-X-Men: Endangered Species (Preview): I like quiet issues a lot. I like psychological stories. But this one was rather lifeless.
-Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America #4 (Preview): Wolverine talks depression.
-Incredible Hulk #107 (Preview): One panel cameo in the form of a vision.

Mini-reviews of new Wolverine appearances in comic stores on 06/13/07:

-New Avengers #31 (Preview): I don’t care what Bendis says here, my reaction is the same. That’s it?
-Avengers Classic #1 (Preview): Minor cover cameo.

Rewrite of 010: Landau, Luckman and Lake is now live with new Wolverine: Origins entries and comments.

Mini-reviews of new Wolverine appearances in comic stores on 06/06/07:

-Hulk and Power Pack #4 (Cover): Minor Wolverine cameo, though the back of his head on the cover is very cool.
–Scott P. agrees with my assessment of recent Wolverine and Wolverine: Origins issues,

“I have experienced the same unidentified distaste for the current Wolverine storylines. As I read your epiphany on issues 50 thru 54, the light bulb glowed above my head as well. You are 100% correct. The talent is there but the output is highly disappointing and aggravating! In fact, I’m getting really disgusted at how Wolverine is being treated by Marvel overall. Wolverine: Origins is a disgrace; writing and art through and through. When Joe Quesada has been questioned on the lack of a long term creative team on any of the Wolverine books, he’s laughed it off. Why are they bent on destroying one of their flagship characters? And they are eliminating one of the most loved and interesting characteristics about the character; his mysterious past. I’m not even going to start on variant covers and senseless guest appearances.”