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Wolverine: Development Hell (2010) #1

Wolverine: Development Hell (2010) #1
Orig. Published: 
September 22, 2010
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The Story: (hide) MARVEL DIGITAL COMICS EXCLUSIVE Wolverine finds himself in Mojoworld to star in the next hit television show created by the maniacal Mojo. But it's not all glitz and glamour for the Ol' Canucklehead as he deals with...development hell!

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newworldmike
 
 

Meh....mediocre artwork in what seems to be becoming the new Marvel house style.  The story seems to come straight from a Marvel Comics Presents leftover.  Not really worth the time unless you are a diehard Wolverine or Mojo fan - and Mojo is not even that funny in this one.

 
 
newworldmike | Feb 15, 2011 | 10:30 pm
bjman_refan
 
 

Wolverine in hell sounds really cool he might fight mipisto.

 
 
bjman_refan | Feb 8, 2011 | 2:17 pm
darthdad
 
 

Wow, This has got to be one of my favorite digital exclusives this year.  Great read.  Every once in a while a mojo story comes out that is exceptional and this is one of them. I laughed all the way through this.  Great read.

 
 
darthdad | Dec 12, 2010 | 11:02 am

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