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Rob reviews X Deaths Of Wolverine #3... The X Deaths/X Lives Of Wolverine has been a pretty gripping tale so far. Its duel narrative has been a rip-roaring ride through Wolverine's past and Krakoa's future. Whilst Logan continues to grapple with Omega Red in the past, the X Family are dealing with their own "Cyber" Wolverine in the present. But is he from the future?  This week sees the Wolverine family called up to tackle whatever it is that's imitating dear old Dad. As this form of Wolverine tears and claws his way through everyone that stands in his way, Xavier calls upon the extended Wolverine family to help. Having Gabby, Laura, and Draken on the side gives everything a deeper meaning. Not only do we see them deal with something that's imitating their Wolverine, but the trio is arguably Xavier's best shot at stopping the threat.  Of course, things aren't even simple and it soon turns out that this Wolverine is in fact from...

Rob Reviews X Deaths Of Wolverine #1... Over the last couple of weeks, Marvel has slowly started to shake up Krakoa with events that will change the Mutant paradise forever. So far this shakeup has been seen through Inferno and last weeks travelling,  X Lives of Wolverine. Now we're back with Wolverine as X Deaths Of Wolverine aims to bring both sides of the story together. But is too much Wolverine a bad thing?  The interesting thing about this issue is that its namesake features in all of the two pages. X Deaths Of Wolverine is more of a Moria McTaggart comic than it is anything else. After her deceit, Moria is on the run. Due to losing her left arm, Moria has lost her ability to resurrect and her days on Earth are certainly numbered. As Moria faces her final days, something long dormant starts to wake up on Krakoa... After the action-packed X Lives Of Wolverine focused on Wolverine and Omega Red, it's great to now step back to digest whatever it is that's ...