A long-lived mutant with the rage of a beast and the soul of a Samurai, James "Logan" Howlett's once mysterious past is filled with blood, war, and betrayal. Possessing an accelerated healing factor, keenly enhanced senses, and bone claws in each hand (along with his skeleton) that are coated in adamantium; Wolverine is, without question, the ultimate weapon.
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Cornell has currently crapped on the character for the past few months. He has done nothing notable for Logan that has impacted the character in a good way, and I'll only really condemn his Wolverine or give him some praise for the end of his Killable arc, depending on what he does as his execution and characterization for Logan have been rather off. So really anything aside from current Jason Aaron at this point might be better than Cornellverine.
As for putting Tomasi on Logan? Maybe. If I had to pick who should write Wolverine, I'd ideally go with Mark Miller. Enemy of the State is still one of my favorite Wolverine stories, and he gets the character. Miller also introduced to us what was easily the most badass Wolverine villain in quite some time in the Gorgon. Out of recent times, I enjoyed Zeb Wells' take on Logan. I had a few gripes here and there, but I had a lot fun reading his mini arc. I think he should have stayed on with the book.
Throw either in with Del'Otto and I'd be totally set.
Brian *K. Vaughan- Brian has an interesting style of writing and all of his work is loved by basically everyone so i wouldn't mind him getting this chance.
@theacidskull: I've liked his Wolverine in Uncanny X-Force :) Brian K. Vaughn gets is my other choice. I recently read his "Logan" mini series from 2008, and it was one of the most well written and poignant Wolverine stories I have read in a while. Dude has got Wolverine down.
Brian *K. Vaughan- Brian has an interesting style of writing and all of his work is loved by basically everyone so i wouldn't mind him getting this chance.
I'm liking Jason Starr's Wolvie Max. Logan in a noir-type book plagued with memory loss. Too bad it isn't 616. In fact that's the only solo Wolverine book I like at the moment.
Cornell's Wolverine has been really bad from the start and I can't see the series getting any better if Cornell continues with the same tone.I would really like to see Mark Millar again on Wolverine since his Enemy of the State was so great and with him probably Rick Remender.Remender did a great job with Wolverine and rest of the characters in UXF.
Just read the first trade for Cornell's series and it was a bit lackluster. Maybe because I find Nick Fury Jr extremely boring. I think he's trying to make Logan almost too human. However, I do think it has some potential.
I'm not a dyed in the wool Wolverine fan. But if Remender did a solo Wolverine book I'd read it. My shop currently has BKV's Logan at 1/2 price. Think I'll pick that up.
@wolverine08: I've been reading all the trades for 100 Bullets and I'm in love with Eduardo Risso's work. That plus Vaughn has been one of my favorite writers for years. Thanks for the push man.
As long as Spider-Man stays out of the picture, Yost could do a pretty good Wolverine. I enjoyed his Wolverine in Psylocke: Kill Matsuo. And Logan was done much better in his Scarlet Spider crossover than he did in Superior. Yost jobbed him.
God awful. Cornell is basically redoing a scenario situation to Fatal Attractions, except this time Wolverine has been stripped of his manhood and ability to fight. So you read the first trade, you know his healing factor is gone right? Well if you don't mind spoilers, please read ahead.
So Logan loses his healing factor, not the first time this has happened, but now Logan is a little b*tch. He was b*tching because he cut himself shaving. He almost cried when Beast hugged him because he will age normally and can die. He yelled at a guy for almost running him over. He was freaking out because he has allergies. He flipped a table and punched Thor because Thor was immortal. He went to Kurt's grave for some reason. He had a nice moment with Storm, but that was it. He fights Black Panther but keeps running into his fists because "his fighting style is dependent on his healing factor", which is just a bunch of bullsh*t because Logan uses his HF to his advantage because he is lazy and doesn't have to dodge, it doesn't mean he can't. He then gets into a fight with Batroc, and the Leaper goes on for like 3 pages avoiding every single hit from Logan while administering plenty of his own. Logan gets one stab and the fight is over, but he also mentions he got lazy and lost some skill for an unknown reason. Batroc mentions there is a bounty on his head and that is pretty much it.
None of this makes sense since in the last two years writers have been trying to get away from that healing factor only aspect. Bendis showed him to be on par with Iron Fist. Brubaker made Wolverine and Cap fight to be relatively on the same level with each other, but I think Logan looked a bit better. Yost gave props to Wolverine's skill level. Remender made him kill Daken. Jason Aaron made Logan know alien pressure points just through him studying to be the best at combat. He's also beaten Sabretooth a few times as well. Point is, we have a handful of writers showing Logan is more than just a healing factor with claws. Cornell kind of erases all of that with his current arc and is doing a scenario that Logan was already kind of in with Fatal Attractions. The main difference is Logan didn't at least even have the adamantium, and he was still training and fighting skillfully.
He doesn't need his ady or HF to be a badass. Cornell doesn't get it.
God awful. Cornell is basically redoing a scenario situation to Fatal Attractions, except this time Wolverine has been stripped of his manhood and ability to fight. So you read the first trade, you know his healing factor is gone right? Well if you don't mind spoilers, please read ahead.
So Logan loses his healing factor, not the first time this has happened, but now Logan is a little b*tch. He was b*tching because he cut himself shaving. He almost cried when Beast hugged him because he will age normally and can die. He yelled at a guy for almost running him over. He was freaking out because he has allergies. He flipped a table and punched Thor because Thor was immortal. He went to Kurt's grave for some reason. He had a nice moment with Storm, but that was it. He fights Black Panther but keeps running into his fists because "his fighting style is dependent on his healing factor", which is just a bunch of bullsh*t because Logan uses his HF to his advantage because he is lazy and doesn't have to dodge, it doesn't mean he can't. He then gets into a fight with Batroc, and the Leaper goes on for like 3 pages avoiding every single hit from Logan while administering plenty of his own. Logan gets one stab and the fight is over, but he also mentions he got lazy and lost some skill for an unknown reason. Batroc mentions there is a bounty on his head and that is pretty much it.
None of this makes sense since in the last two years writers have been trying to get away from that healing factor only aspect. Bendis showed him to be on par with Iron Fist. Brubaker made Wolverine and Cap fight to be relatively on the same level with each other, but I think Logan looked a bit better. Yost gave props to Wolverine's skill level. Remender made him kill Daken. Jason Aaron made Logan know alien pressure points just through him studying to be the best at combat. He's also beaten Sabretooth a few times as well. Point is, we have a handful of writers showing Logan is more than just a healing factor with claws. Cornell kind of erases all of that with his current arc and is doing a scenario that Logan was already kind of in with Fatal Attractions. The main difference is Logan didn't at least even have the adamantium, and he was still training and fighting skillfully.
He doesn't need his ady or HF to be a badass. Cornell doesn't get it.
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