TGIF

Wolverine's the best he is at what he does and he'll be back in movie theaters on Friday, May 1 in "X-Men Origins: Wolverine"!

Here on Marvel.com, we're celebrating the Canucklehead's return to the silver screen all month long with COMPLETE Wolverine stories in Marvel Digital Comics Unlimited, ever-present updates on the upcoming movie with all the latest photos, videos and more!

So sharpen your claws and dig in, True Believers—Marvel.com's the place to be!

http://www.marvel.com/news/comicstories.7589.TGIF%7Ecolon%7E_Wolverine%7Eapos%7Es_Teams

and from last week :

http://www.marvel.com/news/comicstories.7495.TGIF%7Ecolon%7E_WrestleMania

Comments

JC said…
In my opinion Wolverine is the most over-used character in comics, and thus has lost most of his appeal. He was, admittedly, one of my faves during my Uncanny reading days, and BWS wrote and illustrated the Origins tale to end all origins tales. But, back in the day, I coveted a well-scribed and illustrated team-up of Wolverine and Ronin. Ronin was of course a DC mini, but wold have been great to see how Frank Miller tied those two characters together.

Hope you, Isabella and your families have a wonderful Easter.
Mike Perkins said…
Approaching tha character from an artisitic point of view though; there's so much to enjoy about drawing him. He's incredibly distinctive, both in and out of costume, and can go from loving gaijan to berserker fury animal in one scene. There's a variety there that makes Wolverine incredibly appealing.
Unknown said…
Being artistically inept I can't speak to the draw to drawing Wolvie, but it would take a creative writer to reveal something new and fun for the Canuck. Don't get me wrong, when written and drawn well, Wolverine is still the best at what he does. I guess I just feel that Marvel has suffered from gluttony when it comes to Wolverine. There are so many other heroes to bring to life, let's run with new blood for a while. Though, if you get on a title with Wolvie involved, I'm in.

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