In the comments section of “Logan the Wolf,” fans showered the short film with praise in more ways than one.
Commending the fight sequences, @busta8694 wrote, “I havent seen a better fight in anything I’ve consumed for the past decade. this is genuinely not an exaggeration.” @dday906 agreed wholeheartedly, claiming that the combat in “Logan the Wolf” should be the standard for theatrical Wolverine fight scenes going forward. “I love that this variant of Wolverine is still a short guy, not to mention how his healing factor scars the wounds, it’s perfect,” added @user-uc3dv3xw5d, pointing out Logan’s comic-accurate height and the detail-oriented approach to his healing factor.
Though reimaginings of iconic characters are often not what longtime franchise fans are looking for, such as in the case of @romecotton9814 — an X-Men fan of over 30 years — “Logan the Wolf” is a home run, and most fans agree with that sentiment. As for @Radicales, they’re interested in seeing a Viking version of the entire Marvel Universe. Meanwhile, @Voron_Art_Alive would at least want to see this version of Logan made into a proper variant of the X-Men staple from another timeline in the ever-expanding Multiverse.
Based on the reception so far, it’s fair to say that the future is indeed bright for “Logan the Wolf,” which is one of those fan films that could be argued is better than most big-budget blockbusters. Godefroy Ryckewaert and the entire team that brought it to life should be proud.
