‘Logan: Black, White & Blood’ Reveals Some Of Wolverine’s Most Brutal Moments
by Tony Thornley
He’s the best there is at what he does, and for Wolverine, that’s often incredibly brutal. In January, readers will be able to visit some of those moments in Logan: Black, White & Blood.
The latest in the Black, White & Blood line — which has ranged from Marvel Zombies to Predator — Wolverine steps into center stage in this limited series. Readers will get a glimpse at previously unseen stories about Marvel’s most violent hero, ranging from his past, to the present day and beyond.
The series will feature some of the greatest creators in comics, including a return of legendary 1990s Wolverine creators Larry Hama and Adam Kubert. The debut issue will feature:
· Tom Waltz and Alex Lins reveal Logan’s never-before-revealed military service during the ’50s – with a secret connection to a fan-favorite Marvel character!
· A mission in seedy ’70s Times Square puts Logan on the trail of a deranged serial killer, as told by Saladin Ahmed and Adam Kubert.
· Survival is the name of the game after Logan escapes from Weapon X — by Larry Hama and Dave Wachter.
These spot color miniseries have been a lot of fun, and they’re obviously very popular (currently Marvel is running three concurrently with each other featuring Boba Fett, the Predator and Marvel Horror). It’s kind of surprising that it’s taken this long for Wolverine to get a second one of these series after his first in 2020, as he’s such a natural fit for it.
Check out the covers to the debut from Alex Maleev, Andrea Sorrentino and Kubert and watch for more news — including the rest of the creators involved — soon.
