Home / Old Man Logan #12 (2016)
Old Man Logan has become Jeff Lemire's (consistently) best book for Marvel. There's genius at work in parts of Moon Knight, but the further along we get, the moments have become farther apart. Here, not a problem. Stuck squarely in what we'll call the Eddie Furlong/John Connor conundrum, Logan needs to try to convince a very whiny little boy that there's no fate but what he makes for himself. This kid's life really depends on that, but he's resistant to the idea.
Of note, Andrea Sorrentino's art is starting to move towards old J.H. Williams/Mick Gray level, and its helping the visual storytelling along nicely. If he sticks around, I think Marvel is using a real find in a way that let's his work grow.
