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Old Man Logan #30 (2016)

Old Man Logan #30 (2016)

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(W) Ed Brisson
(A/CA) Mike Deodato

DAYS OF ANGER' CONCLUDES!
MAESTRO has played his hand.
LOGAN and HAWKEYE may be in over their heads.
Can a defector from Maestro's camp save them all? Parental Advisory
Date Available: 11/01/2017

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Ed Brisson's first arc on Old Man Logan comes to an end, and it was great with a capital 'GREA'. Mike Deodato has the chance to do some quieter panels, and nails them. He also nails a double-page spread that manages to be 8 separate panels, split into 16 panels, with 16 additional panels framing that larger set. It's a doozy. Plus, Wolverine vs the Maestro is just about everything you'd hope for in a match up like this.


Even with Jeff Lemire gone, this is easily one of Marvel's best books.

Kevin Healy 9 out of 10 GRAHAMS

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