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Recent events have made it clear--in excruciatingly painful detail--to Wolverine that it's time for a change in tactics. Romulus knows Wolverine too well; any plan that Wolverine could come up with, Romulus would anticipate. The solution? Use someone else's plan--a plan that requires the participation of several different and very unlikely characters plucked from all corners of the Marvel Universe. But some of these characters won't exactly be willing to participate. Take Hulk, for example... COLLECTING: Wolverine Origins #41-45
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A Fun, Wild Ride, Jan 1 2011
By Harold Holt "Soulwriter" - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Wolverine Origins: Seven the Hard Way (Paperback)
It's hard to review a Wolverine story because he is one of those comic characters that Marvel Comics has decided to overkill by producing several titles a month featuring the character in solo adventures as well as appearing in team books. So for me, there has to be something very special going on for a Wolverine story to stand out. I found "Seven The Hard Way" to be that kind of story.This adventure is part of the 'Wolverine vs. Romulus' arc, and it chronicles Wolverine's quest to secure allies against his fearsome foe. Aside from Wolverine's knockabout with Skaar--son of Hulk, the mutant encounters Bruce Banner, the Silver Samurai, Marvel Knights favorite Cloak, Ares--the god of War, and a couple more guest appearances that I won't ruin for anyone who plans to grab this book based on my review.
The book is humorous, fast-paced, and action-packed. Although it does not conclude the Romulus arc, you will see an exciting climax with this segment's villian. It's the kind of story that makes one enjoy simple comic book action. It is a story that plants Wolverine firmly in the Marvel Universe, as opposed to the storylines that keep him secluded in isolated mutant-only affairs. Even the comic reader who's a little burned out on Wolverine overkill will find this tale highly enjoyable and memorable.
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