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    Daken: Dark Wolverine #9.1

    Daken: Dark Wolverine » Daken: Dark Wolverine #9.1 - Gone released by Marvel on July 1, 2011.

    dakens_son's Daken: Dark Wolverine #9.1 - Gone review

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    reality:a new begining

    Madripoor is done!The new leader of the pack did it,without even breaking a sweat.With Daken being a king,his employee and public figure Tyger Tiger now acts under his command.Some loose ends to be dealt with and the Horizon is open for the Emperor.
       
      Story so far
     
    Erasing every step Wolverine made and being recently in touch with (supposedly) his sister(X-23),Daken butchered his way through the last obstacle and now holds Madripoor tightly inside his hand and once being dressed as a hero,breaking in his previous lair,the avengers tower,is just a piece of cake for the dark son.With some avengers been caught in a surprisingly harmless trap,Logan sends his mates to cover the place and let himself  be lured like a rat towards his son for a mysterious last notification.Now with all the cash he needs in his pocket nothing can stop him,the u.s. criminal underground awaits.
       
       Art and writting
     
    I enjoyed the artistic section very much.With out exaggerations and a touch of simplicity Ron Garney and Jason Keith made a good first impression keeping things realistic(if that's possible in a super heroed world!).Rob Wiliams the new writer in dark wolverine's portofolio seems to know how to deal with the character.The one issue story was conveniently good but will it remain this way for the rest of the ongoing title or are we going to see Akki wasting some of his important skills and physical assets?
     
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    5 out of 6 for the art and 5,5 for the writer for the fact that he got me impressed with a sort closing story which Way and Liu  saddly didn't succeed.

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