1988's Wolverine Vol.2 #4 back-cover pin up by Barry Windsor-Smith.

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1988's Wolverine Vol.2 #4 back-cover pin up by Barry Windsor-Smith.
Look who finally came in the mail🥳🥳🥳
Ignore my hand reveal xD This is a screenshot from my ig story cuz I was so hype for him to finally get to me I had to post him🤤
There are soooooo many details on the sculpture that I love. The whole thing itself isn't hollow so it has a nice weight to it but it's not heavy. The little bolts in his body and his claws feel like real metal (they probs aren't but his claws are sharp enough to be convincing). I genuinely sat for like 30mins just running my fingers all over him (😏) and the stand just cuz he looks so cool and he's my first proper sculpture for display instead of just an action figure.
Wolverine Weapon X #1 - April 2008 - Art - Alan Davis
Wolverine Weapon X #01 (2009)
Hero Initiative Sketch Cover
Art by Leonard Kirk
Marvel Comics Presents 76 (May 1991)
Barry Windsor-Smith
Once again I am asking you to take a fucking look at this shit right here.
This issue even lands a joke, even while that joke ratchets up the tension between the scientists. The wordless panel of the two of them trying not to laugh is really fucking funny, but also, you're genuienly scared of how the Professor (did I mention he's called the Professor? He's called the Professor. How interesting) is going to respond.
Anyway, this Logan dude, they can't really control him.
They can read his psyche though, with a probe, and put it up on a big screen. It looks like this.
This is so fucking good. Somehow reading it in these little eight-page snippets makes it even better. Scenes from a nightmare.
"THE POWER BOX AND RECEIVERS ARE TEMPORARY. WE'LL TRY TO COMPACT THE BOXES..."
PIC INFO: Resolution at 956x1357 -- Spotlight on a splash page of Logan appearing downtrodden and dehumanized by the Weapon X program, from "Marvel Comics Presents" Vol. 1 #78 ["Weapon X" story arc]. June, 1991. Marvel Comics.
WRITER(S): Barry Windsor-Smith
PENCILER(S): Barry Windsor-Smith
INKER(S): Barry Windsor-Smith
COLORIST(S): Barry Windsor-Smith
LETTERER(S): Barry Windsor-Smith & Jim Novak
Source: https://x.com/SalAbbinanti.
Here’s a piece of trivia for ya’ll!
One of the few ways Wolverine can actually die despite the presence of his healing factor is via drowning. Not only because his healing factor is derived from the brain which needs oxygen in order to function, but he can’t swim because his adamantium skeleton is too heavy and will cause him to sink.
It’s basically the same reason as to why Stitch from Lilo & Stitch can’t swim either:
From Wolverine: Weapon X #5 by Jason Aaron & Ron Garney.