Origin II #3

[arbre_rieur]

"Logan spends the majority of the issue in his cage. It struck me that a way to capture that claustrophobia would [be] to do the whole issue in an Alan-Moore-esque nine-panel grid. You can even imagine the grid as the bars of a cage, if you see what I mean." -- Kieron Gillen

Comments

[doodleboy]

I think I liked what Origins was trying to do better then the execution.

I like the savagery of civilization presented here. Wolverine's first contact with human life being exploited and brutalized.

And I like how the arc of the story is Wolverine learning to get out of his self-imposed isolation and trust again.

But it feels like two separate plot-lines that don't mesh and the ideas are rushed too much. There's not enough development in the love-story to be convincing, and we have one issue to rush the themes that Kieron was trying to tell.

Ah well...

[joetuss]

Im getting a Ultimate Uni vibe from this...Maybe its Adam Kubert's art (shrugs)

[zaqari_waliz]

I have this overwhelming suspicion that that woman is going to die.

[jmacq1]

So am I understanding correctly that this series is showing us the "real" first meeting of Wolverine and Sabretooth?

[starwolf_oakley]

Seems that way.