Wolverine: Weapon X Unbound

Nice stories, more light on the Wolvie past, and a romantic final everything is there better than the movie! They should have asked Larry for help we would get something better I guess...

love the older stories

Marvel's clawed Mutie needs no introduction. He's the best at what he does and what he does usually involves blood.In the 90's, Wolverine was taken over after a revolving series of authors to Larry Hama. Hama would go on to write one of the longest Wolvie runs. He was originally teamed with Marc Silvestri, Image founder and X-men artist. What happened was an amazing run that climaxes in this volume. There are allot of pieces here that you won't get without reading prior Wolverine material, but it is all worth it. I won't spoil the plot, but the series ends with one of the most memorable moments in Wolverine's history.Hama writing is fine, if a little wordy. He maintains pacing that fits the format well. Silvestri draws most of the issues and does a good job at drawing the different featured characters.I recommend buying Weapon X with the caveat that you look into prior Wolverine volumes. Just know there's allot of history here.

Story lines are a bit silly really. Even for a comic book. But for Wolverine?

Was all that I expected it was excellent!

Obra de arte que conta como o carcaju mudou depois de ter seu passado como Arma X desbloqueado de sua memória. Seria melhor se ele nunca tivesse se lembrado! Participação especial de Mojo e seu universo insano.