How the time travel even was working was vague, but that can be forgiven as time travel is a messy concept at best. I would assume it has something to do with the use of the Cerebro Sword, but it was never stated either way so that’s only a guess at this point. Such as there never being a stated reason for why Omega Red seemed tied to only be able to go to places where a Logan could rush to the rescue (there were actually time periods visited where Logan was locked up that would have been a great time to strike Xavier). I’m not saying it should have been the end all be all of all things with those plots, but it didn’t really wrap much up and actually created far more questions than it gave any answers. No, the fact that they feature those and only really the Omega Red part (for the moment) is wrapped up and nothing fully really comes of what has gone down the past four issues (with some exceptions) is where things sort of fall apart. Featuring those plotlines is not the stumbling block though, as this very well could have been a conclusion to those to allow the books to wrap that up at last. Where the series seems to stumble is in the fact that it’s centered around the Mikhail/Russia and Omega Red plotlines that have been stretched out over two years in both the current X-Force and Wolverine books. At times some of the moments can be a bit over the top in their grotesque execution, but for the most part, it’s fine. It’s got Logan being at his most Logan, doing all the Logan things that Logan fans want him to do. Logan hopping through time, through various eras of his life, to stop Omega Red from murdering Charles Xavier or his ancestors is a solid concept, let’s get that out of the way.

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