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Wolverine: Worst There Is (2010) #1

Wolverine: Worst There Is (2010) #1
Writer: 
Matt Yocum
Inker: 
Rick Ketcham
Colorist: 
Ikari Studios - Daniel Oduber, Ikari Studios - Santiago Casas Mateo
Letterer: 
Dave Sharpe
Digital coordinator: 
Harry Go
Digital production manager: 
Tim Smith
Editor: 
Michael Horwitz
Consulting editor: 
Ralph Macchio
Artist: 
Jake Bilbao
Director of digital content: 
John Cerilli
Orig. Published: 
February 17, 2010
Rating: 
T 
Format: 
Digital Comic 

The Story: (hide) MARVEL DIGITAL COMICS EXCLUSIVE Wolvie wakes up after a night of drunkenness only to find himself babysitting a lost girl named Maya. But after going on a tracking mission to find her father, he finds that maybe she was better off lost. Find out what happens when our favorite Canucklehead comes face to face with an abusive father and husband. But just so you know, it ain’t pretty.

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