‘Wolverine: Weapon X’ #15 Open Thread: It’s Deathlok-tastic!

Wolverine Weapon X #15 (preview)
Writer: Jason Aaron
Pencils: Ron Garney

From Marvel: “It’s the action-packed conclusion to ‘Tomorrow Dies Today’…and at the end of it only one Deathlok shall remain. As Logan and the greatest heroes of the Marvel U unite to confront him, the question is raised: is he friend or foe? Or maybe even both?”

On sale July 28, 2010.

What do you think of the final chapter of Jason Aaron’s time-traveling Wolverine saga — too much Deathlok or another rousing finale?

And if you haven’t picked up the issue, make sure to read the preview, linked next the series title above.

‘Wolverine: Weapon X’ #15 reviews from around the Web…

  • IGN: ‘Tomorrow Dies Today’ Stumbles to Finish Line (7 out of 10)
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DiG
14 years ago

If this had been the five-part Deathlok saga instead of that ridiculous miniseries from earlier in the year, I probably would have been pleased. But this is supposed to be a Wolverine comic. His name is in the title. So my reaction is more of a ‘meh’ than anything else.

Dustin
14 years ago

meh indeed. Blandest Weapon X story yet. Well, maybe not blandest, but definitely the worst so far when it came to execution. It’s been an interesting series so far and usually Aaron pulls off his ideas awesomely, but yeah I definitely stopped caring about this story about 2 issues in..

Jesse
14 years ago

This definintely wasn’t a Wolverine story and fit the bill of a New Avengers or Avengers story. Looking at that from that perspective, this story worked very well, however the problem was that its a Wolverine comic and he was merely a foot note. Part of me feels that this story changed on its heels…the tone in the first issue is vastly different than this issue. Does anyone else other than me see an issue with the amount of guest stars that Aaron likes? I like guest stars as much as anyone, but not on a frequent basis. I hope… Read more »

deadzpoolz
14 years ago

I have to disagree with Jesse on this note. As a collector of both the second and first ongoing, there really hasn’t been a series that focused on Wolverine the entire time. Even in the first ongoing eventually “Mr Fixit” aka Grey Hulk showed up before the issue numbers reached “10”. Then on his second ongoing the same thing happened with the whole Enemy of the State series. Just figured this site needed someone to stand up for Jason Aaron. He might not be the world’s greatest author. But as a fan who has read over 300 Wolverine comic books,… Read more »

Jesse
14 years ago

The only negative I have about Aaron is all the guest stars. I enjoy Aaron’s book more than most…I’m a devoted buyer and if you’ve read my comments from months past…I love pretty much every issue. I liked this story arc…but it wasn’t a Wolverine tale. It was an Avengers tale with Wolverine getting more screen time. I just think Aaron adds too many guest stars for my tastes. An issue here or there is one thing, but the last 7 months were with guest stars. Psylocke, Nightcrawler (who can be in every issue honestly…but he’s dead now), Rogue, Emma,… Read more »

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