Wolverine: The Amazing Immortal Man & Other Bloody Tales

Wolverine: One-Shots

by David Lapham

Step right up, one and all! But be forewarned, the grisly specimens on display are not intended for the faint of heart or weak of constitution! Steel yourselves for the most astonishing, most awe-inspiring and most revolting of Mother Nature’s rare mistakes! Three -- count them, ladies and gentlemen, THREE -- stomach-turning tales to terrify and delight are packed into this freak-show menagerie, starring that most tenacious survivor of genetic adversity, that hardy bottom-feeder at the fringes of our civil society…the hirsute, unkillable half-animal…WOOOOLVERINE!

Genres: Comics, X Men

42 pages, Unknown Binding

Published July 1, 2008

Reviews

[Chad · Rating 3 out of 5]

Three very odd Wolverine tales. None of them with a resolution really. Just little odd snippets from throughout Logan's life.

[Matthew Ledrew · Rating 3 out of 5]

Three interesting short stories about Logan. To their credit, 2 of them are quite different. It's hard to tell "new" Wolverine stories, the man must be in 10 titles a month, but despite some narrative flaws this book manages to do so without bending the limits of acceptable storytelling too far. A solid 'B.'

[Matt · Rating 2 out of 5]

A few feeble attempts at noir Wolverine, The Amazing Immortal Man is essentially a few throwaway stories. Poorly written with no point beyond violence, this is best avoided except for diehard Wolverine fans who need to read everything.

[Dean · Rating 3 out of 5]

This Special sees David Lapham given the opportunity to write three separate Wolverine Stories. All are a little off-beat and strange, and you have to applaud Lapham’s attempt to do something different. The stories are a mixed bag, with the first story being the best of the bunch.
Not particularly memorable, but a good enough read.