Apr. 6 – Wolverine: Fatal Attractions and Fantastic Four: Solve Everything

Wolverine Vol. 2 #75 by Larry Hama and Adam Kubert (1993) Wait, apparently Hama can write a really good issue if he wants to. Where has this been the last 3 years? The sheer panic on the nearly-crashing plane is depicted very well. Logan leaving the X-Men makes sense at this stage of his character.

Apr. 5 – X-Men and Dark Reign: Fantastic Four

X-Men Vol. 2 #25 by Fabian Nicieza and Andy Kubert (1993) This was a step down from the previous issue (Uncanny #304), and it weirdly never mentions how Xavier had shot Magneto into deep space. I definitely wasn’t expecting Nicieza to immediately shelf Magneto after bringing him back. Colossus remaining on mostly good terms with

Apr. 4 – Uncanny X-Men: Fatal Attractions, Dark Reign: Fantastic Four, and Wolverine

Uncanny X-Men Vol. 1 #304 by Scott Lobdell and many artists (1993) The first half of this issue is exceptional. The character work harkens back to Claremont days, and nothing feels extraneous. The back half is mostly a Magneto fight, and it’s a good one. There is a bit of a drop in quality from