Jonathan Maberry pits Logan against cannibalistic super heroes in "Marvel Universe vs Wolverine," a new miniseries illustrated by Laurence Campbell. Featuring covers by Michael Kaluta, things get violent in June.
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Jonathan Maberry pits Logan against cannibalistic super heroes in "Marvel Universe vs Wolverine," a new miniseries illustrated by Laurence Campbell. Featuring covers by Michael Kaluta, things get violent in June.
Full article here.
Oh come on! Marvel's been serving us death, fear and now slash-gore this time around? With Wolvie in yet another title.
[Collapses to the floor in mental fatigue]
Johnny Storm was dead; who is this resurrected Johnny Storm?
"Here, hold my Annihilus…" Johnny Storm, Fantastic Four #601
I think I'll pass. I really don't like those "Against the Marvel Universe" types of stories.
Isn't this basically exactly the same story Mayberry did with the Punisher, except that time everyone was a vampire or whatever?
...no no that's a good move :
for whom who don't know Campbell' art still, this **** will definetely establish him (her?) -because of Wolverine- in every readers 'minds, and then he (she ?) will eventually ends as a regular penciler for NEW AVENGERS or SECRET AVENGERS or DAREDEVIL, so that's okay..
" Things are going to slide in all directions "
Leonard Cohen - The Future
plus, I see a lot of Kaluta' covers for Marvel these days, hope he'll do more than that..
" Things are going to slide in all directions "
Leonard Cohen - The Future
This look like fun i'll definitely be picking it up...The thing I like about these type of stories is that anything can happen, because it's not taking place in the 616. So when it's done well, it can lead to less predictability.
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It was called The Punisher Vs. The Marvel Universe. Or vice-versa. I enjoyed it, but I don't need a second-helping.
I'm already getting a late appetizer with the Captain America: Hail Hydra zombie Nazi stories.
But wait...Mayberry says this is "returning to THAT universe"...so perhaps this is the story of how Wolverine tried to make a stand, and failed--leaving the job for The Punisher? If so, I'm on board.
What a completely original idea!
I'm down with this because I'm a Wolverine completionist and I enjoy Mayberry's writing, but I do have to ask, why is this issue $3.99? Is it because it features Wolverine? I was definitely under the impression that new mini-series were going to cost $2.99 unless it's a big event comic like Fear Itself.
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