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Wolverine (1988) #159-161, 167-169
Wolverine: The Best There Is
There's a new killer in town, and he wants Wolverine's title all to himself. Who is the mysterious Mr. X, and how far is he willing to go to destroy the man he sees as his lone equal?
144 pages, Paperback
First published September 16, 2002
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April 19, 2020
Ah, yes, I see we’ve entered the Frank Tieri years: when WOLVERINE comics became bad knock-offs of cheesy 90’s fight movies. Hell, the second arc of this volume is even called “Blood Sport”!
The art is also less than thrilling—Sean Chen, who worked so well on Busiek’s IRON MAN, is too clean and precise for Logan; Dan Fraga, by contrast, feels like Liefeld without the manic energy.
If your tolerance for cheese is high (or you’re a completionist), there might be something in here for you. Otherwise, skip it.
The art is also less than thrilling—Sean Chen, who worked so well on Busiek’s IRON MAN, is too clean and precise for Logan; Dan Fraga, by contrast, feels like Liefeld without the manic energy.
If your tolerance for cheese is high (or you’re a completionist), there might be something in here for you. Otherwise, skip it.
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