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    X-Men: Wolverine/Gambit #1

    X-Men: Wolverine/Gambit » X-Men: Wolverine/Gambit #1 - HC/TP released by Marvel on December 2009.

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    Warrior. Ronin. Soldier. Mutant. Logan knows little of his past, save that it was fraught with pain and loss. Long ago, he was trained as a samurai in Japan; later, he became Weapon X, a covert operative for the Canadian government. Today, Wolverine is an X-Man -- using his animal-keen senses, accelerated healing factor and razor-sharp claws to help protect a world that fears and hates mutants! Always an outsider, Gambit was shunned as a youth because of his strange, burning-red eyes. Eventually, Remy LeBeau realized he was a mutant, possessed of the ability to charge inanimate objects with explosively released biokinetic energy. A reformed thief and charming scoundrel, the ragin' Cajun always has a card up his sleeve! Now, these two outlaw heroes have been drawn together by a string of brutal slayings that may mark the return of the 19th-century serial killer called Jack the Ripper! Is it merely coincidence that finds Remy and Logan in London, or does one of these enigmatic outsiders have an ulterior motive?

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    Not All Victims are Innocent 0

    It has been a while since I was back in that '90s place of the X-Men, when Wolverine did not have adamantium and Comicraft's lettering dominated (it has a nice nostalgic appeal, now), so returning to it on a whim from the library was a nice experience, even though this brief story is rather dark. I'm sure many would like to comment how comics in the intervening 20 years have become far more dark, gritty, violent, intense, bloody, graphic, and "realistic," but none of that refutes the fact Wolve...

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