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A Soldier In Peacetime: ‘Wolverine #1’ Reviewed

Krakoa has brought a degree of peace and happiness to Logan, aka Wolverine. However, someone has been stealing and selling Krakoan drugs to be synthesized into the recreational drug, “pollen.” Wolverine rallies X-Force to investigate.

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