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HomeCollectingComic BooksWolverine Comic BooksWolverine #75 |
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Wolverine's Fatal Attraction Mar 31, 2008
By Eddie Holland Jr.
"e holla"
If you have X-men #25, you'll know how this comic begins. After a confrontation with Magneto, Wolverine is literally trying to hold himself together. Magneto ripped the adamanium out of his body and now the X-Men are racing back home to try and save his life. During the return flight home, the ship starts to break apart in the Earth's atmosphere. After this comic is over, Wolvie will never be the same! He may not even be an X-Man after this!!
This is seriously one of the great comics of the '90s. The Fatal Attractions story line is classic. Hologram covers? What a comic treasure!!
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