Wolverine Gambit: Victims6 reviews Jeph Loeb Marvel Entertainment Group, 2002 Jack the Ripper- X-Men style + Another Solid Story This story combines two of the most popular X-Men, Wolverine and Gambit. It also combines two of the most popular creators in comic books today, Jeff Loeb and Tim Sale. Their other creations include Hulk: Gray, Daredevil: Yellow, and Batman: Dark Victory. In London, women are being murdered. ...             Essential Wolverine, Vol. 2 (Marvel Essentials)4 reviews Larry Hama Marvel Comics, 2002 Essential Wolverine volume 2 is Essential! + Wolverine Rocks! + Good book. Lots of humer and spleen. Essential Wolverine volume 2 is Essential! this collection reprints Wolverine #24-47 written by Larry Hama and art by Marc Silvestri and others! Wolverine encounters many experiences like fighting the Japanese Yakuza, Lady Deathstryke,Albert and Sabertooth. The book also has guest apperanced by ...             Essential Wolverine, Vol. 45 reviews Larry Hama Marvel Entertainment Group, 2002 Even stripped to the bone, he's still the best at what he does. + If you dislike superheroes, skip, otherwise... How many people here remember what Marvel comics were like in the early to mid-90's? It was the time of the anti-hero, where nearly every headlining character carried around guns the size of killer whales and routinely filled their foes with so much lead they could be used as pencils. Given life ...             Wolverine: Blood Debt12 reviews Steve Skroce Marvel Comics, 2001 Best Wolverine Saga Since The Claremont/Miller Series + One of my favorite Wolverine Books + it's good + A Wolverine solo action story             Elektra/Wolverine1 review Greg Rucka, Yoshitaka Amano Titan Books Ltd, 2002 Ninjas and lost souls One of the most popular characters at Marvel comics, Logan, code-named Wolverine, is a tough loner whose memories began with his physical transformation by a sinister government agency. Elektra is an unstoppable ninja [...] They come together in this story - an illustrated novella - by Greg Rucka, ...             Wolverine/Deadpool: Weapon X1 review Frank Tieri Marvel Entertainment Group, 2002 Wolvie hacks and slashes, Deadpool cracks jokes; the usual.. This gathers 5 issues or so each of a storyline that ran though Wolverine the monthly comic series, and a Deadpool series backs it up. I used to love Wolverine. While he remains an original, interesting character in his own right, I believe that stories like this, as well as the flood of ...             Wolverine: Weapon X23 reviews Barry Windsor-Smith Marvel Comics, 1994 Spectacular + simply amazing + no wonder logan's crazy + Origianl Intro to Wolverine + The Best Wolverine Past Story             Wolverine Legends Volume 4: Xisle TPB (Wolverine)3 reviews Marvel Comics Marvel Comics, 2003 Certainly not the best I've read Bruce Jones is one of the best writers in comics today. I would have said the best, but then I read this. The story is meant to be confusing, bouncing around through moments in time, and even Wolverine, the main character is confused. It's an interesting break from the usual slash first ask ...             Wolverine: Law of the Jungle (Astonishing X-Men)4 reviews Frank Tieri Marvel Comics, 2003 a good wolverine collection + Awesome gritty Wolverine story + A different Wolverine Story I found this to be a good Wolverine story. Good art. A lot of fun to read. That is until #186, which is the Punisher story that just seems to be tacked on for no real good reason (oh there is a slight connection--feeble though). And it is drawn like some (bad) Saturday morning cartoon. It's the ...             Wolverine TPB26 reviews Chris Claremont, Frank Miller Marvel Comics, 1990 Still awesome after all this time + WOW! + One of the best comic stories ever written... + The Beginning + Always a Classic             Wolverine: The Best There Is1 review Frank Tieri Marvel Entertainment Group, 2002 Great for wolverine fans wolverine is marvels original tough guy. This is one of the best solo wolverine story i know of.This is wolverine on the edge. buy this book             The Essential Wolverine, Vol. 111 reviews Chris Claremont, Peter David, ... Marvel Comics, 2002 What an Essential volume should be + A lot of Wolverine for a small amount of cash + Solitary Wolverine Shines + Graphic SF Reader             Wolverine: Origin93 reviews Bill Jemas Marvel Comics, 2002 Great Beginning + Nature vs Nurture? + beauty & violence Great Original tale with awesome dialog and a truly outstanding narrative. The answer of many questions, this is a must read for any true Wolverine Fan. I hate spoilers so I will not go into detail if you have not read it. I enjoyed it greatly and the build up to the end makes you wish they would ...             Wolverine: Meltdown (X-Men)3 reviews Walter Simonson Marvel Comics, 2003 Good Story... Great Artwork + How times change! I read a portion of the meltdown series when it was first published back in 89 but never got a chance to pick it up. That was in high school, for some fifteen years I avoided superhero comics altogether, that is until spring 2003 when I decided to check some stuff out and risk a full on collectors ...             Wolverine: Origin93 reviews Bill Jemas Marvel Comics, 2002 Great Beginning + Nature vs Nurture? + beauty & violence Great Original tale with awesome dialog and a truly outstanding narrative. The answer of many questions, this is a must read for any true Wolverine Fan. I hate spoilers so I will not go into detail if you have not read it. I enjoyed it greatly and the build up to the end makes you wish they would ...             Wolverine/Deadpool: Weapon X1 review Frank Tieri Marvel Entertainment Group, 2002 Wolvie hacks and slashes, Deadpool cracks jokes; the usual.. This gathers 5 issues or so each of a storyline that ran though Wolverine the monthly comic series, and a Deadpool series backs it up. I used to love Wolverine. While he remains an original, interesting character in his own right, I believe that stories like this, as well as the flood of ...             Essential Wolverine, Vol. 2 (Marvel Essentials)4 reviews Larry Hama Marvel Comics, 2002 Essential Wolverine volume 2 is Essential! + Wolverine Rocks! + Good book. Lots of humer and spleen. Essential Wolverine volume 2 is Essential! this collection reprints Wolverine #24-47 written by Larry Hama and art by Marc Silvestri and others! Wolverine encounters many experiences like fighting the Japanese Yakuza, Lady Deathstryke,Albert and Sabertooth. The book also has guest apperanced by ...             Wolverine: Blood Debt12 reviews Steve Skroce Marvel Comics, 2001 Best Wolverine Saga Since The Claremont/Miller Series + One of my favorite Wolverine Books + it's good + A Wolverine solo action story             Wolverine: Weapon X23 reviews Barry Windsor-Smith Marvel Comics, 1994 Spectacular + simply amazing + no wonder logan's crazy + Origianl Intro to Wolverine + The Best Wolverine Past Story             Essential Wolverine, Vol. 45 reviews Larry Hama Marvel Entertainment Group, 2002 Even stripped to the bone, he's still the best at what he does. + If you dislike superheroes, skip, otherwise... How many people here remember what Marvel comics were like in the early to mid-90's? It was the time of the anti-hero, where nearly every headlining character carried around guns the size of killer whales and routinely filled their foes with so much lead they could be used as pencils. Given life ...