Comic Book Question of the Week VOTING: Favorite Wolverine Story

Enemy of the state easy answer

Old Man Logan

Having a hard time choosing between Logan by Brian K. Vaughn, Wolverine by Chris Claremont, Origin by Paul Jenkins, Old Man Logan by Mark Millar, and Weapon X by Barry Windsor Smith.

I think the whole Wolverine Goes to Hell storyline was my favorite. So I voted Other.

The marvel knights 3 part series called Logan.

Wolverine & Doop.

Astonishing X-Men and New X-Men aren't (Wolverine) stories.

BB

*insert one of the gazillion "deal with it" memes here*

Also, both have votes. So, booyah.

I expected there to only be solo stories so I came here expecting to vote for Enemy of the State but then I saw Uncanny X-Force and the answer was clear. Remender's Uncanny X-Force is one of my favorite stories ever so it is clearly my favorite Wolverine story. He had a great handle on every one of those characters' voices and really built an incredibly captivating story from beginning to end.

Old Man Logan. Such a fun, off the wall book.

The Man in the Pit! Issue 56 form Jason Aaron and Howard Chaykin. Been my favorite ever since the first time I read it.

I clicked "other" just to see the results.

old man logan... because blind hawkeye and wolvie+cap's shield

Wolverine

By Wolverine, I assume you mean the old 82' limited series.

This makes me realize how few X related titles I have read as compared to the rest of the Marvel U. Of these, I have only read Uncanny X-Force (my vote), Old Man Logan, Dark Phoenix, and Days of Future Past.

@wolverine08:

This youtube video suits you well being a big Wolverine fan...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6o4kWJQl44

@blazinasian112: Thanks man!

Fatal Attraction because Magneto has always known how to handle this Mary Sue. Or this: This might be the truest example of Wolverine as a character.

Wolverine (1982)

Classic pick indeed. Can't go wrong with that one.

@theblackhood: Wolverine's rustled your jimmies, eh?

@captain13: could have just logged out

Not Dead Yet by Ellis and Yu

Of course!

X-men World War Hulk tie

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@wolverine08

I kid I kid ;-)

@green_skaar: You bastard! Eh, it wasn't that bad. WWH did managed to give James one of his best durability feats there :)

Yeah losses can produce good feats, good to look on the bright side!

For me, it's either Enemy of the State or Uncanny X-Men. I see a lot of people have voted Old Man Logan. I don't understand why because I f**king hate that run. It is such a depressing book.

@k4tzm4n: I'm only allowed to vote on one!? This is stupid! I hate you for making me choose!

Right Red Hand

Thanks and you're welcome.

lol.

I would have to say the Yost/Kyle run on X-Force. I felt nothing but sheer exuberance reading that title. Get Mystique and Killable are up there as well. Oh, and the Hulk vs. Wolverine animated feature. I love that movie.

As for Uncanny X-Force, it always seemed more of a Psylocke, Archangel, and Fantomex focused book, rather than a Wolverine book. Other than getting owned in the Dark Angel Saga, and killing Daken in the last arc, I can't think of any stand out Wolverine moments.

considering I loved it, and I dont think I have ever read anything else.

For me it has to be the Final Execution arc of Uncanny X-Force. Really gave me the feels. Felt so bad for Logan and I really sympathized with how heart rending his failure with Daken was.

this isnt really fair. Because a lot of the stories up there arent wolverine stories. I voted old man logan even tho uncanny xforce is like the best run ever

Old Man Logan all the way!

i also really enjoyed Bendis Ultimate X-Men arc where Wolverine is being hunted around new york by ex-weapon x guys with guns, it was a simple idea so well executed.

I don't class uncanny x-force as a great wolverine because wolverine was never the main focus of the story, it was always psylocke and fantomex, which is why the last arc feels odd with the focus on wolverine and his son.

It's really hard to pick between Wolverine by Claremont,Enemy of the State by Millar,Old Man Logan by Millar and Origin by Jenkins.

Fatal Attractions

Easily the Wolverine mini series by Chris Claremont and Frank Miller. After that I'd say the first 20 or so issues of Wolverine's first ongoing series, then Larry Hama's run on Wolverine, Greg Rucka's run, Wolverine and Kitty Pryde, and then Mark Millar's run.

I also really enjoyed Whedon's portrayal of him and his appearances in the X Force books he's been in, but I would agree with someone else that said those aren't really Wolverine stories so much as they are X-Men (or X-Force) stories.

I like the one where Wolverine goes "snikt snikt" and "raaahhhh". Such depth and wordplay!

Joking of course, for him being so popular I really haven't read much with him as there have been other X-Men I've preferred. I'm picking his guest appearance in the pages of Scarlet Spider, their chemistry was excellently written by Yost.

LOL

Enemy of the state, but....I have Old Man Logan upstairs waiting for me to open it on my birthday next week...so my choice may change!

Old Man Logan. It's not only my favorite Wolverine story, it's my favorite Marvel story.

Good. Because even after all these years I think that this may still be best. Nostalgia be damned.

Rucka's run, the first year or so of the 88' series, Remender's X-Force are other stuff I really like too...

People like Old Man Logan for the same reasons they like Fallout games and the Walking Dead. Post apocalyptic is big.

Fatal Attractions, really because of the aftermath, the first appearance of the bone claws was epic and goosebump worthy, and it really showed another side of logan.

Very hard decision here. I ultimately chose Origin as that was a story that I had waited on for a very long time. Weapon X would be a very close second though.

Almost went with Enemy....but Old Man Logan was so cool. Could easily be made into an animated movie and would be totally awesome on screen. The comic read like story boards anyway.

I've gone for Old Man Logan but it was so close between that and Barry Windsor Smith's Weapon X, absolutely love that book.

I can't believe, "Get Mystique" is a option but Wolverine Goes to Hell isn't. I don't consider, "Get Mystique" to be a character defining story arc.

-ABstract4$$#073-

Really? That's something you can't believe? Just vote other and get it over with :P