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1998's Wolverine Vol.2 #128 unpublished cover by artist Stephen Platt. Source
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1998's Wolverine Vol.2 #128 unpublished cover by artist Stephen Platt. Source
This was definitely an interesting story but what I like most about it was this moment between Logan and Tyger Tiger. Because like ultimately this is crux of Logan’s character isn’t it? He’s a man who’s seen as an animal by not just his enemies but also his allies and people who call him friend/family. And it’s tragic because maybe that wouldn’t be so bad if people didn’t think of animals as lesser…without a soul.
Wolverine #125
Tyger Tyger
A4 Collage - paper and sheep's wool
In the Scarlet Witch section of the anthology comic Marvel Comics Presents 62, cover date November 1990, Valmoora and Earl of Darwell were introduced. They were created by Richard Howell. In the Deathlok segment, John Kelly, Clayton Burr, Harlan Ryker, Dr Hu, Stanley Cross, Ben Jacobs, Billy Hansen, and Dr Kimble were introduced. They were created by Dwayne McDuffie, Gregory Wright, and Jackson Guice. ("Sign of the Beast part 1: The Quest of Abdul Alhazred", "Vandals of the Heart part 3: Intimate Assassins", "Seperate Lives part 3: You Shouldn't Live in the Past", "Test Run", "Untitled", Marvel Comics Presents 62, Marvel Comic Event)
The fact that this isn't the only time Logan made someone breakfast is sending me right now 🫠
Marvel Comics Presents Wolverine #5 (1988) by John Buscema
+ some bonus hugs because I love Patch and Jessan's friendship and comraderie
Savage Wolverine #13 (2013)
this for real goes up there in one of the things I least expected to run into in a comic.