Wolverine

 CA - Basically, you create your own Marvel comic starring Spider-Man, Wolverine, Elektra. You create a layout with professional panels, add word balloons and ...

By PJ Hruschak a Wolverine, an Imperial Guard, Beast ("One kid told his dad I was Wolverine without the blades,") and an unoccupied Darth Vader costume in, of all things, the costume booth. The most popular non-costume garment was the green Green ...

By mutantaday Ok readers, sometimes people (like you and I) need something to look at. This is not about Wolverine ish...but it IS a pre-cursor to a Wolverine post that will be coming soon from one of MutantADay's contributor's! I myself am excited down there to read it!  So here's a little huge Hugh Jackma...

By Autobot Method Marvel Legends Wolverine (Series 3) - loose $15 Elektra (Series 4) $10 Weapon "X" Wolverine (Series 7) $10 Logan (Legendary Rider Series) $10 Weapon X (Giant Man Series) $10 1st Appearance Spider-Man (Sentinel Series) - loose, ...

Cable finds a peaceful spot to live while Bishop is an idiot and gets captured in the present. This issue finally puts an end to the cat and mouse game of Cable running from Bishop and expands the cast of characters to help provide a more interesting story. The art is a better fit here then in the burned out building setting of the first six issues. This issue is a great opening to a new arc. Off in the future we check in with Cable. Cable is married to a woman who looks a lot like the kid! The kid, still nameless, is now about three years old. Cable, appears to be a thinner, more muscular version of Santa Claus now that he sports a beard. Santa on steroids if you will. Cable grapples with his soldier instincts and temper tantrums. The man who traded in his guns for ov...   [read the full post]

By ComicList Wolverine Annual #2 Marvel Comics Swierczynski & Deodato. A harmless one shot in what is becoming a monthly occurrence for Wolverine. This comic has the honor carrying the main’s title’s title with word “Annual” tacked on the end of it. ...

 IL - Included in the next round of crossover figures are The Human Torch, Venom, Hulk (a grey repaint) and Wolverine. These figures carry the standard Crossover ...

By Andy Wass I imagine Mr. Wolverine is filming something here…but I also like to imagine he just dresses like this on a regular basis. On his way to my house. For our date. Image from Jezebel.

  USA - A comic book guest-starring Wolverine that should not include Wolverine by any reckoning. Sure, you could sub out Wolverine for the similarly ubiquitous ...

By Mike Haynes Wolverine (Bottom-right): He’s in pretty much every other book by Marvel. It should only make sense that Wolverine be included in this one too. Also, he’s been with the team since the beginning. For the full scoop on the new team, ...

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By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Captain America #42 Nova #16 Superman #680 Wolverine: First Class #7 Still, there were some aspects to Captain America #42 that some readers may dislike. I found the direction that Brubaker takes the 1950’s Captain America in to be incredibly unoriginal and boring. Also, the fact that there was no resolution with the Red Skull plotline may irritate some readers. would think that Millar’s Fantastic Four would have mass appeal to the comic book reading populace. Hulk #6 Ultimates 3 #5 Wolverine: Origins #28 Wolverine: Origins #28 was another disappointing read. Way continues to deliver a sub par read on this title. Wolverine: Origins is a fine example of why Marvel should have never given Logan his memories back.   [read the full post]

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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 ComicList 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. 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.   [read the full post]

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 CA - Twelve of the issue's 22 pages are a revisit of the Incredible Hulk #181 fight between Wolverine, Wendigo, and Hulk. Twelve pages. I'd wager that any reader ...

By 3 I'm probably the single worst comic book fan on this site solely because I hated Wolverine: Origin because I felt ... At September 25, 2008, Codename assassin wrote: McK: I have to say I am sick of all the Professor X did a bad thing storylines, that seem to ...

By noreply@blogger.com (Bully) Chris Claremont What? Chris Claremont? The guy who popularized the X-Men? The master of the mutant magazines? The writer who invented Gambit? (Okay, let's not hold that one against him.) How could Chris Claremont be the arch-enemy of Cyclops? I hear y'all argue: he isn't even a character...

 MI - Probably one of the best bits of casting from Marvel Studios in some time (since Hugh Jackman as "Wolverine" in the 'X-Men' franchise, actually), ...

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Synopsis: We begin with Wolverine, Nightwing and Karma beating the crap out of the Hellfire thugs. To be sure we get plenty of cheesy dialogue during this fight that would fit in perfectly in a 1980’s Arnold Schwarzenegger movie. Cyclops reminds Nightcrawler and Wolverine to bring back one of the thugs so they can question him. The last remaining Hellfire gang member left standing predictably pees his pants at the sight of Wolverine and Nightcrawler. (Oh, I have so never seen this in a comic book before. Top notch, Fraction.) Wolverine and Nightcrawler then capture the Hellfire thug. Wolverine attacks Empath. Empath quickly dispatches of Wolverine. Wolverine radios the other X-Men to tell them that Empath is with the Hellfire Club and that he...   [read the full post]

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 CA - Certain characters, like Wolverine, Beast, and Nightcrawler, stand out from the rest because of their humorous dialogue. Fraction sprinkles in various ...

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Synopsis: We begin years ago in Kuwait with Wolverine carrying a badly injured Nick Fury through the desert. We slide to Nick in a hospital bed with General Ross in the room questioning Nick. Ross asks why a filthy mutant killing machine like Wolverine would carry Nick on his back across the desert. All Wolverine is programmed to do is kill and yet he saved Nick. Nick responds that there is only one Captain America and that he died during World War II. Nick says that he is not Captain America. Nick says that it takes a certain type of man to represent an ideal to a nation and a world. Nick says that he is not that kind of man. Nick says that he is the man who ran away.   [read the full post]

 CA - Wolverine Origins is a serious title trying to explore the history of Marvel's most popular X-Man. Way doesn't seem able to cut loose for the sake of the ...

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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...

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By Deamentia By Mark Millar (writer), Steve McNiven (pencils), Dexter Vines (inks), Morry Hollowell (colors) At least I know why she's called Spider-Bitch now. (Grade: B+) J. Montes By Mark Millar (writer), Steve McNiven (pencils), Dexter Vines (inks), Morry Hollowell (colors) At l

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) MARVEL COMICS NEWUNIVERSAL 1959 THOR #10 ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #124 WOLVERINE #67 WOLVERINE ORIGINS #27 However, the Marvel comic book that I am most looking forward to reading is Wolverine #67. I found Millar’s first issue of this story arc to be an absolute blast. I love the way that Millar is tapping into Eastwood’s Unforgiven in order to give us an intriguing old man Logan. I expect Wolverine #67 to be a highly entertaining read. Which Marvel comic book am I least looking forward to reading? That would be Wolverine: Origins #27. Daniel Way has made this title practically unreadable from the very first issue. I see no reason to believe that this trend will not continue with this latest issue of Wolverine: Origins.   [read the full post]

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 Crazy HULK VS WOLVERINE- This dark, violent, smash and slash story was first told in issue 181 of THE INCREDIBLE HULK and the rematches have continued to thrill comic fans ever since. Now Marvel and Lionsgate takes the best of those famous comic book battles and merges them into one heart poundin...

By Geoff Klock(noreply@blogger.com) When Joss Whedon and John Cassaday began their Astonishing X-Men run in 2003, X-Men fans had endured nearly 20 years of an absurdly uber-cool Wolverine and a pathetically emasculated Cyclops. So when the two creators went about making Cyclops the coolest superhero on the team – in the pro...

By Geoff Klock(noreply@blogger.com) As is often the case with these climactic battle scenes in the Claremont/Byrne run, Claremont’s writing is the secondary attraction. It is Byrne and Terry Austin who really shine here, producing panel after panel of viscerally exciting images: Wolverine slicing right through Proteus...

By Carla Hoffman What is coming out for Mr. Banner this month?  Well, he … doesn’t seem to have an ongoing title to his name.  Incredible Hercules continues to tell the story of Amadeus Cho and the Greek legend, Loeb’s Hulk seems to be over and Skaar: Son of Hulk starts up this month, Banner-bereft.  The kids are...

By JK Parkin Don’t tell the Foo Fighters, but USA Today reports that the Wolverine & the X-Men cartoon has found a home at Nicktoons, Nickelodeon’s sister network, and they’re bringing an Iron Man “closer in age to the network’s young viewers” along for the ride.

By Elisabeth Rappe it was before Jackman had rebuilt his biceps for the role. I'm hoping we will get one of Logan, Silver Fox, and their love-nest in the Canadian Rockies before summer. X-Men Origins: Wolverine is due out in theaters on May 1, 2009. ...

By gdaysunshine Wednesday, February 20, 2008 Taylor Kitsch as Gambit in X-Men Origins: Wolverine photo courtesy of PR Photos/www.prphotos.com Taylor Kitsch has been cast for playing Gambit which is one of the most anticipated X-Men movies and it has left some wondering why he was able to score this highl...

By Alex Billington In the X-Men universe presented in the films, William Stryker is a military scientist who has a hatred for the mutant race that stems from his mutant son Jason. Stryker has connection to Wolverine as well, as he was involved in the Weapon X program that turned Wolverine into the "weapon" tha...

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By peter_whitney@msn.com (Peter Whitney) X-MEN #200 First, I chose the cover by David Finch, the one that's a quad cover. Now, I haven't read a single issue of Mike Carey's run so I have no idea who Omega Sentinel is, and isn't Lady Mastermind the same from the four part Wolverine/Gambit mini series ten years ago? Talk about digging so...

By Erik Davis Although that might not be the name you were hoping for, at least it's not Brett Ratner. In fact, in this latest round of Wolverine rumors, Ratner's name is nowhere to be found -- instead, IESB reports that Fox is currently in talks with D.J Caruso to helm the Wolverine spin-off flick. Caruso, a...

By Erik Davis With filming apparently set to begin this fall (we think?), chances are Ratner will make Wolverine his next pic ... regardless of whether fans think the dude is a craptastic director and, like, totally not worthy. Last we heard on the Wolverine front, Hugh Jackman was officially locked in to s...

By Bob Sassone Our friends over at TMZ.com are reporting that the CBS soap has made an agreement with Marvel Comics, and Marvel will actually introduce a new superhero on the show! Not only that, but Marvel is actually creating a comic book based on the new superhero, and the comic book will feature severa...

 CA - Oct 17, 2006 I played as Wolverine most of the time, and when he had a conversation on the stage ... Magma is easily the lamest X-Men in the game, and you HAVE to play as her ...

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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...

We attempt to thwart the evil Dr. Doom with the help of Wolverine, Captain America, and all their closest friends in the Xbox 360 version of Marvel Ultimate Alliance.

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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...