Wolverine: Netsuke takes us back to Wolverine and Japan. There are probably two schools of thought on Wolverine and Japan. One says "Oh good, another chance to enjoy this interesting dimension of a complex character, which hasn't been used much in the last few years." Mine says, "Oh christ, not Japan again."

Incidentally, I can understand why this series has been used as an example by critics of Marvel's solicitation policy. Shoved out there with no real explanation and bugger all publicity, Wolverine: Netsuke has been left to sell on the name alone. Mind you - you see that cover art up to the right? You know the sort of book that makes you expect? Well, it's like that. Not much else to be said about it, really.

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