DEEPER INTO DANGER DANGER DANGER! Outnumbered and surrounded, WOLVERINE unleashes his berserker rage, and DEADPOOL embraces his deadly fighting skills in a last ditch effort to save mutant lives. But what’s with all the ROBOT X-MEN, and what do they have to do with the X-DESK?
Publication Date
Publisher
Format
Kindle Edition
Print Lenght
24 pages
Language
English
Price
$3.99
Amazon ASIN
B09RQZQYST
6 Critic Ratings & Reviews from:
- 84
Comic Watch
WOLVERINE #21 is filled with all of the action and humor youd expect out of a #Wolverine and #Deadpool adventure and then some! - 84
You Don't Read Comics
Wolverine #21 is a fast-paced thrill ride that finds an amusing way to drop exposition on readers that never messes with the books pacing. Percy writes an amazing Deadpool and knows how to blend him with Wolverine expertly. Kuberts pencils arent perfect all the way through, but when hes hitting, its a thing of his usual beauty. Martins colors make the whole thing look like a million bucks and are the cherry on top of a beautiful read. - 80
COMICON
Wolverine #21 is a fast-paced thrill ride that finds an amusing way to drop exposition on readers that never messes with the books pacing. Percy writes an amazing Deadpool and knows how to blend him with Wolverine expertly. Kuberts pencils arent perfect all the way through, but when hes hitting, its a thing of his usual beauty. Martins colors make the whole thing look like a million bucks and are the cherry on top of a beautiful read.. - 74
The Comicbook Dispatch
DEADPOOL and Percy are just not jiving with this reviewer. It's almost as if Percy is trying too hard to be comedic, goofy, and sarcastic just because that's DEADPOOL. However, it's happening at times that just don't fit, aren't necessary to the story, and aren't overly funny. Heck, the focus seems to be so much on DEADPOOL that even WOLVERINE'S dialogue felt a bit off at times. - 65
AIPT
Wolverine #21 is a good, but not great comic. There are highlights for sure and clever bits of dialogue and artistry, but it hasn't quite found its groove. The idea of Deadpool stealing the story arc is fun, but the execution wise it limps along too slowly or awkwardly. - 60
ComicBook.com
Wolverine #21 leans more into the annoying side of any Deadpool crossover with way too much of the book being dedicated to him (and this is coming from a Deadpool fan).
