Marvel Comics
Dark Wolverine #84
By Hervé St-Louis
May 1, 2010 - 21:54
Marvel Comics
Writer(s): Daniel Way, Marjorie Liu
Penciller(s): Giuseppe Camuncoli
Inker(s): onofrio Caracchio
Colourist(s): Marte Gracia
Letterer(s): Cory Petit
$3.99 US
Rating: PG
Daken is offered a future where he is a leader of men during the Siege of Asgard. Will he rise up to the occasion or will he be a loner once more. I really liked this issue as it showed the best and the worst of the character. I really despise Daken as a character but I feel compelled to read his comic book series. I don’t usually like clones of other characters like X-23, but Daken here is his own character. He’s not his dad, Wolverine and his even more interesting than the old man. He’s just crazy and a psychopath. Much of the fun of this series lies in the strong characterization by Way and Liu. I’m not sure anyone else could make Daken such a formidable character. Camuncoli of course is a great artist, although Sandra Hope is his best inker to date. Catacchio brings another dimension to Camuncoli and in this gritty war with Asgard, it fits just right.
Rating: 8/10
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