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SOLICITATIONS: Marvel announces giant Wolverine collection

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Wolverine is the best there is at what he does, and this June find out why in the MASSIVE, Wolverine: Adamantium Collection HC! This all-new Mighty Marvel Format (the self-proclaimed, Adamantium Sized) , presented at over one foot tall, packed with 720 pages, and weighing in at 16 pounds, chronicles the best moments from Wolverine’s long and storied past by the greatest creators in Wolverine history! Now for the first time, fans can witness the transformation of sickly James Howlett into the battle-hardened Logan, and then into the metal-clawed super hero called Wolverine in this jaw dropping new format.

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VARIANT COVER: Wolverine goes full Catwoman on All New X-Men #7

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During the months following DC’s New 52 launch the accusations of artist taking the woman anatomy and throwing out the window to make for titillating images were flying all across the Internet. Well it appears that Catwoman isn’t the only superhero without a spine as can be seen on Guillem March’s variant cover for All New X-Men #7.

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REVIEW: The First X-Men #5 (of 5)

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Or – “Do We Really Need The Secret Origin of EVERYTHING?”

The announcement of this miniseries was met with varying enthusiasm, balancing excitement about Neal Adams return to the X-characters with trepidation that there’s so much X-Men product out there, and the quiet worry that he’s no longer the Neal Adams that he used to be.  Five issues later, and The First X-Men project is in the can, but how does the last issue measure up?  Your Major Spoilers review awaits!

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MARVEL NOW! The future is Wolverine

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This March, Logan takes on all new challenges in Wolverine #1, kicking off the all-new ongoing series from the blockbuster creative team of writer Paul Cornell and artist Alan Davis! As part of Marvel NOW!, Wolverine  joins a number of titles that will take the Marvel Universe in an exciting all-new direction, as the industry’s top creators join the top Super Heroes to deliver all-new ongoing series, great for new and lapsed readers alike!

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REVIEW: Wolverine MAX #1

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Marvel’s MAX series often pushes the boundaries of the comic book industry with explicit and mature content. Aimed toward adults, the imprint allows superheroes to embrace their darker side, but also brings the opportunity to create original content for Marvel. The Wolverine MAX series is a great idea for a character that is not against killing his enemies. Historically a dark anti-hero already, it will be interesting to see what Wolverine will do now that he is not limited by comic ratings.

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