 Wolverine Origins #41 (2006) $4.00 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by DANIEL WAY Pencils & Cover by DOUG BRAITHWAITE “SEVEN THE HARD WAY” PART 1 (of 5)—The events of the previous issues have made it clear—in excruciatingly painful detail—to Wolverine that it’s time for a change in tactics. Romulus knows Wolverine too well; any plan that Wolverine could come up with, Romulus would anticipate. The solution? Use someone else’s plan—a plan that requires the participation of several different and very unlikely characters plucked from all corners of the Marvel Universe. But some of these characters won’t exactly be willing to participate. Take Hulk, for example… Date Available: 10/21/2009 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS  Part one of “The Hard Way” starts with Wolverine looking to stop the Romulus madness, to end the manipulation of his life. It’s a story that involves sons, with their fathers, and how each can make different choices. With some gritty art by Doug Braithwaite, and straightforward storytelling by Daniel Way, the story evolved to a cliffhanger with a guest star, set to mature next issue. Don’t know how he found the guest star (super-duper smell?), but still a superb issue, and this from a guy who picks up a Wolverine comic once a decade. I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by DANIEL WAY Pencils & Cover by DOUG BRAITHWAITE “SEVEN THE HARD WAY” PART 1 (of 5)—The events of the previous issues have made it clear—in excruciatingly painful detail—to Wolverine that it’s time for a change in tactics. Romulus knows Wolverine too well; any plan that Wolverine could come up with, Romulus would anticipate. The solution? Use someone else’s plan—a plan that requires the participation of several different and very unlikely characters plucked from all corners of the Marvel Universe. But some of these characters won’t exactly be willing to participate. Take Hulk, for example… Date Available: 10/21/2009 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS Part one of “The Hard Way” starts with Wolverine looking to stop the Romulus madness, to end the manipulation of his life. It’s a story that involves sons, with their fathers, and how each can make different choices. With some gritty art by Doug Braithwaite, and straightforward storytelling by Daniel Way, the story evolved to a cliffhanger with a guest star, set to mature next issue. Don’t know how he found the guest star (super-duper smell?), but still a superb issue, and this from a guy who picks up a Wolverine comic once a decade. I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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