Wolverine

By pozzyfreak Luke Ross handles all of the Deadpool, Spider-Man, and Wolverine stuff. His Spider-Man is fantastic, though his Deadpool, while expressive, looks a bit off. As for the Wolverine scene, Ross handles “He who appears far too much” rather well, even if the action of the scene seems a bit tame co...

By paladinking Meanwhile, as was the case last month, I can say that Ron Garney is currently drawing my favourite Wolverine.  Logan looks positively bestial, demonic even, despite Garney making his height very apparent.  Logan actually LOOKS like a Wolverine: short, stalky, and feral.  It really takes...

reviews Wolverine: Weapon X #3.

reviews Dark Wolverine #75.

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) I am also dropping a Marvel title from my pull list. I already gave Wolverine: Origins the axe a few months ago. And this week I will be dropping Wolverine. Oh, I am sorry; the proper title is Dark Wolverine. Everything has to be "Dark" over at Marvel these days. I guess Marvel felt they needed a char...

By Geoff Klock(geoff.klock@gmail.com) Silvestri and Green’s X-Men look cooler with each issue. Check out Colossus on Page 2, panel 3; Wolverine on Page 14, panel 6. Geoff, tell me these aren’t “pop sexy” X-Men! Logan points out the truth of the situation. In narrative terms, the X-Men didn’t really die, despite whatever contriva...

By rsg8101 What’s Good: A little disclaimer: this is the first Wolverine Origins comic I’ve ever read, so I’m coming to this series with fresh eyes and no knowledge of things past. What I liked about this comic was Wolverine’s ferociousness. In every scene it seemed like he was getting ready to pop a blo...

IGN This past Wednesday, Marvel Comics released the first issue of their new series X-Men Forever. Chris Claremont writes this with art from Tom Grummett. The series is suppose to take place right after Claremont's original run ended back in the 90's. ...

By noreply@blogger.com (Jim) Cyclops, Wolverine, Colossus, and Northstar are flying to Westchester to stop the Red Queen. Wolverine and Cyclops are not speaking because of the lock of hair that Logan kept. 6. Wolverine and Scott are not talking because Wolverine kept a lock of hair from Scott's dead wife.

In the meantime, are we really supposed to believe Scott is upset that Wolverine kept a lock of Jean's hair? Everyone knew how he felt about her. It's a lock of hair! Nonsense. The art is sloppy, with a ton of gray panels for background, ...

By noreply@blogger.com (Brian Hughes) Speaking of X-Men, this post about the Best Alternate Future Wolverine Ever got interesting/disappointing in the comments, where we found that X-Men can make even the simplest one off gag insanely confusing, given enough time and pages!

reviews Wolverine #74.

 CA by Jesse Schedeen May 28, 2009 - It's hard to imagine Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk is actually finished. I wasn't sure I'd ever live to see the day. However, my pleasure at seeing the project completed is tempered by the fact that I haven't fully ...

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) Wolverine thinks how these soldiers got the complete make-over. Wolverine thinks "The only things these guys are missing is-" Suddenly, the soldiers pop out their green energy claws. Wolverine responds "Oh, you gotta be kiddin' me."

By paladinking The Good: Jason Aaron really has a knack for Wolverine’s character. Not only does he write a great Wolverine, but it’s clear that he has a lot of affection for the character as well (”little hairy dude who likes to skewer bad guys”). Aaron writes a great Logan. The textboxes are fantastic, and W...

Taylor Kitsch sat down with RT today on the beach in Cannes to share details of his latest project, The Bang Bang Club, in which he plays a photojournalist in post-Apartheid South Africa alongside Ryan Phillippe and Malin Ackerman. While we talked, of course, we couldn't help but ask about...

By Niuserre It was X-Men that made Hugh really famous and now with Wolverine being hailed a crowd-pleaser, Hugh’s career is booming. Let’s take a look at the latest news and rumours about Hugh’s upcoming projects: So that’s all the news that’s fit to print, which of Hugh’s project are you most looking f...

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Sorry Wolverine, some origins are better left untold... First off, let me start by saying that I've always been a huge fan of the X-Men (and have about twenty or more years of comic reading to prove it), but have become increasingly disenfranchised with the X-Men movies and I have to say that ma...

By Johanna Similar Posts: Wolverine: Inside the World of the Living Weapon § Marvel Worth Reading: Web of Romance, Young Avengers #10, She-Hulk #5, Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane #3, Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #2, Nextwave #1 § Make Your Own Comic § Ranma ½ Book 2 § Marvel Super Hero Squad Gets Cartoon Wo...

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By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) Millar's "Old Man Logan" story in Wolverine is pretty much the only Wolverine story that I have found worth reading in quite some time. I am confident that Millar will serve up another entertaining read with Wolverine #71. We should finally find out just what exactly is the package that Clin...

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) MARVEL COMICS AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #588 DARK AVENGERS #3 SPIDER-MAN NOIR #4 UNCANNY X-MEN #507 WOLVERINE #71 WOLVERINE ORIGINS #34 X-FACTOR #41 Which Marvel comic book am I most looking forward to reading? I am looking forward to Dark Avengers #3. Bendis has managed to do on Dark Avengers what he has not been able to do on New Avengers and that is to deliver an interesting story that involves the entire roster of the team and actually moves with a point and purpose. However, the Marvel comic book that I am most looking forward to reading is Wolverine #71. Millar's Old Man Logan story has been an absolute blast to read and has certainly been the best thing that has happened to the Wolverine franchise is years.   [read the full post]

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By rss@youtube.com (iansannes) A quick video on how to sketch Wolverine, played by Hugh Jackman. This originally took an hour and a half, I'm a slow drawer, but is sped up to 3 mins. Author: iansannes Keywords: how to draw hugh jackman marval sketch Added: February 12, 2009

By Brian Cronin 67. Magneto vs. Apocalypse However, with Professor X dead, Magneto would have to be the one who started the X-Men, and in the Age of Apocalypse, we see that Magneto and Apocalypse have had quite a few battles over the year through Magneto’s X-Men and Apocalypse’s forces of evil.

By Travis The Amazing Spider-Man 575, Avengers: The Initiative 18, The Immortal Iron Fist 19, Incredible Hercules 122, Nova 18, Thor 11, Wolverine: First Class 8, Wolverine: Origins 29, and X-Force 8 The Amazing Spider-Man 575 Wolverine: First Class 8 Wolverine: Origins 29

X-Men Original Sin #1 Marvel Comics Way, Carey, Deodato & Eaton The story starts with Wolverine dropping Daken off at the house of one of his friends. Then he heads to see the X-Men. He wants Emma to mind wipe his son’s conditioning. What he finds is that Xavier’s scent is all over Cyclops. Wolverine goes beserk and storms off. Eventually he finds Xavier hanging around and he then propositions Xavier to help with Daken. Xavier is less than thrilled to hear that someone wants to use him and his mind powers to un-brainwash someone and he ultimately has a confrontation with Wolverine. Meanwhile, Daken finds himself making friends with the wrong kind of people if you are an X-Men.   [read the full post]

By Chris Marshall Also on the show this week, there’s news of an Industrial Strength Brat Pack HC by Rick Veitch, an upcoming Marvel Masterworks Human Torch Volume 2, an update on the misprint of Showcase Presents Haunted Tank Volume 2 and word of a Wolverine Omnibus slated for next spring just in time for th...

Wolverine Origins #28 Marvel Comics Way, Deodato & Beredo Daken had been trying to kill his father for a long time. Something happened to him and his healing factor was slowed down. Add in a bullet to the brain and he doesn’t remember that he hates Wolverine or that Wolverine is his father. Wolverine wants to take advantage of the situation and get him help. Xavier decides to bring him to the X-Men and in the process it kicks off some memories of his own introduction into the X-Men. The bulk of the issue is spent on his mission to confront the Hulk, which was Wolverine’s first comic appearance. The retelling of this confrontation does add some context to the bigger story of Wolverine’s origin. But again, it’s not essential.   [read the full post]

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By noreply@blogger.com (Geoff Klock) Claremont and Cockrum execute a sort of tonal segue into the Wolverine mini with Uncanny X-Men #162, a solo Wolverine story that utilizes the same first-person narrative captions, and also apes the miniseries’ use of Mariko Yashida as a touchstone for the deepening of Wolverine’s char...

By Elisabeth Rappe But a few lucky people -- a few thousand, at least -- will get to see the first half, Hulk vs Wolverine, at its ComicCon premiere on Thursday, July 24th at 4:15. (I'm not kidding on the thousands. It's playing in Hall H which fits a ridiculous amount of people.) Whether or not you plan to catch it th...

By feeds@yuku.com (icemanjeff79) I'ma much bigger fan of Wolverine as a member of the X-Men than of his solo title, but let's face it, at some point, a Wolverine Masterworks is inevitable, especially when you consider that despite the numbering reboot a couple of years ...

Mark Millar, the creator of the comic-turn-Angelina Jolie-starring-movie 'WANTED,' returns to Fanboy Radio live this Sunday.  He is the current writer of 'Fantastic Four,' and 'Wolverine' as well as his creator-owned series, 'Kickass,' all three in comic shops now.Mark Millar, the c...

By larch is an upcoming film based on the fictional Marvel Comics character Wolverine, due for release on May 1, 2009. The film is directed by Gavin Hood and stars Hugh Jackman as the title character. It is a prequel to the X-Men film trilogy, focusing on the mutant Wolverine and his time with Team X, be...

It's part two of our Free Comic Book Day coverage! Chase and Blake return to the floor at BSI Comics where they talk to Marcus DiGesu and Anthony Figaro, the creators behind Lightning Age Studios' upcoming Justice City Chronicles graphic novel and the Leonidas: Rise of the King miniserie...

By Alex Billington Whether or not all of this news is true, X-Men Origins: Wolverine sounds like its really coming together well. There's a lot going into it, including some fine actors like Liev Schreiber and Hugh Jackman, and some interesting cameos, like The Blob. Stay tuned for more updates on Wolverine a...

What a week! With so many great books on the shelves, it's tough to pick only a few to talk about. This episode touches on World War Hulk 5, New Avengers 36, X-Factor 25, Captain Marvel 1, Nova 8, Wolverine 59, Atomic Robo 1-2, Hellboy - Darkness Calls 6, Lobster Johnson 3, BPRD - Killing Ground...

By Chris Marshall Podcast #137 - The one hundred thirty seventh podcast! News from Baltimore; WWHulk has to wait; Hellboy Hardcovers; New Releases of the Week; Lots of Wolverine books to get; Running time: 36m 45s Collected Comics Library, hosted by Chris Marshall, THE Trade Paperback Podcast. The only p...

The 41cent stamps honor the creations of Marvel Comics, and also include SubMariner, The Thing, Captain America, the Silver Surfer, the SpiderWoman, the Invincible Iron Man, Elektra and Wolverine.

By Uatu The Watcher Wolverine: Origins Annual #1, searching for answers to his sordid past that he’s still struggling to accept. Fans will get a chance to see an untold story of Patch—Wolverine’s mysterious identity in Madripoor—and a shocking revelation ...

By Rokk Krinn And honestly, Wolverine’s past was irrelevant. Just about every Marvel hero has an origin and back-story. Not Wolverine. And that is what made him so unique. I always found it wild and bold that Marvel never gave Wolverine a real name or an origin. And that is what made Wolverine so special and cool. Now, Marvel has done a complete 180. We have gone from absolutely no information on Wolverine’s past to an absolute overload. Wolverine has a son over on Wolverine: Origins. Not to be outdone, Loeb makes Wolverine a Lupine Sapiens. It is just too much for me. Wolverine’s past and origin gets more and more outlandish and ridiculous by the minute.   [read the full post]

By Rokk Krinn I like how Loeb handles Wolverine’s character. Loeb serves up a proper sounding external voice for Wolverine. Loeb gives a Wolverine that isn’t too over the top and vanilla in personality like what Way gives us on Wolverine: Origins. Loeb goes with a version of Wolverine much more like how Claremont used to write him. Wolverine used to have that appeal and allure. Wolverine was more of an icon than a person. A force of nature rather than a man. Now? Now, Wolverine is just another guy. The more we learn about his past the more Wolverine just becomes another person. As each layer of his mysterious past is peeled back Wolverine becomes a bit less attractive and the reader has less fascination with his character.   [read the full post]

One of comic bookâs most cherished creators joins the comic book radio talk show for the first time. Fanboy Radio is honored to have Len Wein, who has dramatically left his mark on pop culture with so many properties like Wolverine, The Human Target and worked successfully on Justice Leagu...

By Mark Beall Filed under: Action & Adventure, Fandom, Exhibition, Comic/Superhero/GeekAside from Hugh Jackman's Wolverine flick, Jon Favreau's Iron Man is the next big thing on the horizon for Marvel Comics (movie-wise, that is) and their fans. As is typical for major comic book films, much c...

By Erik Davis Donner did note that the Wolverine spin-off movie would come before any X-Men sequel, with filming to begin right after Hugh Jackman wraps his role in the next Baz Luhrmann film. Currently, the script is done and work on the film has begun. Hmm, I wonder: Do you think an X-Men 4 could be success...

One of Fanboy Radio's most wanted guests returns for an hour of magical comic talk.  John Romita Jr. is a penciller for Marvel Comics with 9 years of work on Amazing Spider-Man and last year had story arcs on Wolverine and Black Panther.  He recently wrapped up work the limited-series, The Sen...

By scott@fanboyradio.com For this prerecorded hour, host Scott Hinze speaks with two icon of modern comics. Up first is Darick Robertson who is the co-creator of Transmetropolitan and penciler of such titles as Wolverine, Fury, Born, Toxin, Juctice League, Nightcrawler and many more. Then, the four-time Eisner...