NYCC: Acker & Blacker Sink Their Claws Into "Wolverine: Season One"

[CBR News]

Ben Acker and Ben Blacker pen the latest entry into Marvel's line of "Season One" graphic novels, looking at Wolverine's early days as a Canadian agent and his first confrontation with The Hulk.


Full article here.

[MartinRedmond]

Wolverine's dark past at last! Gosh! I'm so happy!

[mikeb]

Yet another Wolverine book?

[Scelestus]

Wolverine didn't "grab" audiences with his first appearance- it was forgettable at best, and the only reason the character survived at all was because John Byrne shoehorned him into the new X-Men. Byrne was Canadian, and wanted to have a Canadian on the team. Or so I've read. This whole business about Wolverine being a cornerstone of the Marvel Universe since his inception is a little off.

[.A²]

I wish we'd get an Uncanny X-Men Season One featuring the All-New All-Different team. Hopeless's book was good, but it's not fair to exclude the better characters.

[xhx23x]

I wish we'd get an Uncanny X-Men Season One featuring the All-New All-Different team. Hopeless's book was good, but it's not far to exclude the better characters.

I support this idea.

And who thought we needed a Wolverine season one? ugh.

[BrotherUnitNo_4]

I wish we'd get an Uncanny X-Men Season One featuring the All-New All-Different team. Hopeless's book was good, but it's not fair to exclude the better characters.

I suspect they'd probably be in the next wave of books.

[eShonborn]

I absolutely love The Thrilling Adventure Hour and will buy this book based on that alone.