ProduktrezensionenWolverine: the Origin (Marvel Comics 2002)

I Didn't Fall For The Hype....

... When the comic book series that this book compilation is from came out in 2001.

I also didn't spend the money to buy the book compilation.

However, when I saw this book in the local library, I felt it was time I gave serious consideration to read this 'true origin' of Wolverine.

Having read it... I'm glad I didn't jump right out and buy this series.

The storyline is one that just didn't jump out and grab me...

Actually the artwork by Andy Kubert and the digital painting by Richard Isanove is what kept me reading on to finish the book. The artwork is a good complement to the storyline.

The book compilation is the only way IMHO to read this series. I would have hated to wait for the individual issues to come out back in 2001 to finish reading the story.

Matter of fact I probably wouldn't have finished reading the series, as the individual issues just don't stand alone in my estimation.

If you are a Wolverine / X-Men fan, and you gotta read this 'origin' story, then read it in this format... but check it out at a library and save your money.Vollständige Rezension lesen...

Wolverine origin 1

Beautiful slab,great book,excellent value

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Origin by Bill Jemas, Joe Quesada 2002

In 1845 in North-Western Territory, British North America, young James Howlett (sees his father John Howlett killed by Thomas Logan. In an act of vengeance, James kills the elder Logan using bone claws which have grown out of his hands.Vollständige Rezension lesen...

my opinion

this is a good graphic novel i really like reading it i'm not much of a critic i was rased to if a can't say anything nice then don't say anything at all. that said i love woveririne. so i love this book.Vollständige Rezension lesen...

Great Story

Well written and well illustrated tale of Wolverine's early years. The story will leave you wanting more.