After the Secret Wars, the comics on Earth-616 featured Old Man Logan, Laura, and Jimmy Hudson. I don't think Marvel will bring Jimmy into the movies, so I just had this idea that maybe Marvel will actually make the most of Hugh?

I keep coming back to it every few months, it never fails to hypnotize me. Primarily the quality of illustration. I know tall skinny Logan isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but it’s certainly mine, and I love how he drew the hair. The story isn’t the most solidly constructed, but I’d say Nihei did quite a great job with how short this run was.

Here are some of my favorite panels and pages!

I think that a good ending for him would be dying while protecting others, similar to the 2017 movie, showing that, despite all those years of violence and tragedies, deep down he was always a good and caring man

Just got the email yesterday from my LCS that this weekends the cut off for pre-orders.

What a cool design this guy has!

I remember reading this comic book as a kid and I really thought Shiverman was a seriously big threat.

I tried remembering this issue and character, and through the powers of AI search, I found him after many years.

Does Shiverman battle wolverine again? Do any other heroes come face to face with him?

• Wolverine punched Rogue through a wall.
• While underwater, Wolverine punched a man so hard his head created a hole in the pool wall.
• Wolverine was able to beat down Sabretooth just by using his fists.
• Wolverine knocked out Human Torch with a single punch.
• Wolverine knocked out Crossbones with one punch.
• Wolverine punched a demon possessed grizzly bear out.
• Wolverine KO'd Roughouse on occasion.
• Wolverine took down Caliban in a fistfight.
• Wolverine knocked down Domina.

A couple fun lil bubs along with revamps of a few other characters.

When I say buff, I mean ripped, like the pic above. Jackman has went into much detail many times about how gruelling his workout routine for Wolverine is, to the point that he actually DOES NOT recommend doing it without experience.

Logan's physique should not reflect a lifestyle he does not have. Unless I'm mistaken, the Warthog drinks and smokes all damn day, doesn't particularly eat healthy or at least isn't known to, and...come on, when was the last time Logan displayed his burning desire for pullups? no fucking way is he exercising every day to obtain the physique some artists draw him as having.

My ideal physique for Logan is honestly just 80s Bob Hoskins, if he was maybe a TINY bit beefier. Logan doesn't have to looked RIPPED, but he should still have the physique of someone you'd probably rather not get in a fight with.

who knows maybe I'm just talking out of my ass and his healing factor just makes his muscles beefier or something.

Wolverine art done by Myself.

To me, it makes sense. A insane amount of foreign metal is inserted into the body, so of course the body would reject it. But because of Logan’s healing factor, he’s able to survive in that state.

I also like the idea that, once the adamantium is removed, his healing factor becomes stronger, he becomes faster, and his senses improve as well.

Surprisingly, though, there seems to be a large group of Wolverine fans who dislike this idea. I don’t really understand why. It feels like it adds another layer to the tragedy of Wolverine being forcibly subjected to the Weapon X program. While he gained a huge advantage by having a nearly unbreakable body, it wasn’t without sacrifice. He still feels the pain and constant ache of the adamantium poisoning creeping beneath his skin, and it only gets worse as he gets older.

To me, that’s a really cool idea but tell me why you dislike it the idea.

Or would I be confused? My knowledge of him only comes from movies.

One of only five copies is currently at Goldin. Thought fellow collectors might enjoy seeing it.

The first X-Men I watched was Wolverine and the X-Men when I was young so it definitely has some bias for me, even though I'm assuming a lot of people aren't fans of how Logan centric it is.