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Wolverine #65 (2003)
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2003 Marvel
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by JASON AARON Pencils & Cover by RON GARNEY
“GET MYSTIQUE,” Part 4 "Get Mystique" comes to its bloody conclusion in the deserts of Iraq. The quest for Mystique is over, and now the no-holds-barred face-off between her and Logan begins. Only one will walk away, but both will pay a price.
REVIEW by Brian Fisher
Those of you who know me (customers, co-workers, friends, etc.) know one thing above all else. I HATE Wolverine! I think all the attention and legions of fans he has are completely undeserved. He is an uninteresting character with a one-dimensional personality that's only ever been about one thing: kill, kill, kill. That said, though this was a fantastic story! Quite possibly the best Wolverine story ever told so far. Jason Aaron must see something in the character that wasn't evident to me or any of the writers who've ever tackled him before. He fleshed Wolvie out and made him a character to sympathize with. Something that's always been missing from his personality for me. Kudos, Jason!
I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams
Written by JASON AARON Pencils & Cover by RON GARNEY
“GET MYSTIQUE,” Part 4 "Get Mystique" comes to its bloody conclusion in the deserts of Iraq. The quest for Mystique is over, and now the no-holds-barred face-off between her and Logan begins. Only one will walk away, but both will pay a price.
REVIEW by Brian Fisher
Those of you who know me (customers, co-workers, friends, etc.) know one thing above all else. I HATE Wolverine! I think all the attention and legions of fans he has are completely undeserved. He is an uninteresting character with a one-dimensional personality that's only ever been about one thing: kill, kill, kill. That said, though this was a fantastic story! Quite possibly the best Wolverine story ever told so far. Jason Aaron must see something in the character that wasn't evident to me or any of the writers who've ever tackled him before. He fleshed Wolvie out and made him a character to sympathize with. Something that's always been missing from his personality for me. Kudos, Jason!
I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams
