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WOLVERINE #900

X-Man. Avenger. Soldier. And that’s just the HALF of it. In this atomic-sized special, superstar David Finch leads a platoon of comic’s most talented creators in giving the Canadian killer a 21-gun salute. Ninjas, bar-room brawls, Morlocks and pirates (yes, PIRATES!): this issue sees the most marvelous mutant of all put through the paces. And if five-all new tales of Snikt-tastic action wasn’t enough, there’s classic reprints featuring some of Logan’s greatest hits!

WRITER: Marc Bernardin, C. B. Cebulski, Todd Dezago, David Finch, Dean Motter & Matt Yocum
PENCILS: Jake Bilbao, Jason Craig, David Finch, Pow Rodrix & Greg Scott
INKS: Derek Fridolfs, Rafa Garres, Rick Ketcham & Greg Scott
COLORED BY: Rafa Garres, Jorge Maese, Thomas Mason, Ikari Studios - Santiago Casas Mateo & Chris Sotomayor
LETTERED BY: Jeff Eckleberry & Dave Sharpe
COVER BY: David Finch

Price: $4.99
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  1. captbastrd captbastrd says:

    Is there any math to this issue’s number, or are they just including all the appearances he’s made in other character’s books?

  2. XManRyan XManRyan says:

    David Finch draws the best Wolverine ever.

  3. JKExar JKExar says:

    Yeah, I don’t get the 900 thing…do numbers even matter anymore?   I can only imagine 20 years into the future readers/collectors trying to figure the numbering scheme for books in the last decade. 

  4. AmirCat AmirCat says:

    I think the 900 is referring to the number of issues Wolverine currently appears in …

  5. OnASunday OnASunday says:

    I’m so excited for Dark Reign to be ending I’m gonna try out the Wolverine on-going! What’s wrong with me? :)

  6. franchise franchise says:

    @XManRyan  Better than Kubert or Silvestri?!  I’m speechless…

  7. vadamowens vadamowens says:

    @amircat lol

  8. Ruo21 Ruo21 says:

    @Amircat- LOL.

    Don’t quite understand the numbering either. Jumping to Issue number 174.6 would yield the same effect. Why bother?

    P.S. The question was rhetorical, I realize it boosts sales.

  9. AlanRob AlanRob says:

    They did this #900 thing with Deadpool also.  I think its meant to be another jab at DC by "beating" Detective and Action to #900.

  10. rix0r rix0r says:

    Fuck it, I think I’ll get this.  It is over 100 pages for $5.

  11. WadeWilson WadeWilson says:

    With Deadpool, the issue #900 thing makes sense, because he’s a "joke" character … but with Wolverine? I don’t get it. 

    PS- That cover is so awesome – I’m getting it tattooed on my forehead. 

  12. forestjwp forestjwp says:

    Ok here is the numbering as far as I found with a little internet research: 190 for regular tittle appearances of 1988, then theres 74 issues of regular title in 2003, 46 wolverine origins, 12 Wolverine: Weapon X; which so far is a total of 322. then theres the titles that spotlight him: 128 of Marvel Comic Presents, 241 comics of Uncanny X-men, 38 New Avengers, 35 New X-men, 33 Astonishing x-men; brings the total to 797. Next look at all of his mini series. 6 issues each for: Kitty pryde and Wolverine,  Origin, Wolverine the end; 5 issues each for: Wolverine: xisle, Wolverine: soultaker; 4 issues each for: Wolverine netsuke, Wolverine manifest destiny; which makes the total 827. and then the titles of alternate U’s such as: 83 ultimate x-men and just with that you get 910 which is 10 issues ahead of the 900 mark.

  13. NathanNicdao NathanNicdao says:

    @forestjwp: well, that takes away all the sense of the 900

  14. NathanNicdao NathanNicdao says:

    this is a steal at $5. It’s almost a GN

  15. AquaPimp82 AquaPimp82 says:

    Not bad. I did notice some continuity errors with the Morlock story though. Wolverine didn’t have adamantium when the story supposedly took place and Cyclops wasn’t a member of the team at that time. I know I’m nitpicking but don’t tell me a story is set after a certain issue and then get the details wrong.

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