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Wolverine (2003) #27

 
 
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Writer: 
Mark Millar
Penciller: 
John Romita JR.
Penciller (cover): 
Greg Land
Inker: 
Klaus Janson
Colorist: 
Paul Mounts
Letterer: 
Cory Petit
Orig. Published: 
April 20, 2005
Imprint: 
MARVEL KNIGHTS 
Rating: 
PARENTAL ADVISORY 
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960605458-02711

The Story: (hide) "AGENT OF S.H.I.E.L.D." Part 2 of 6 What’s scarier than a high-profile super hero turned deathcult assassin? TWO super heroes turned deathcult assassins! Hydra might have lost Wolverine, but two more take his place, and one is a former X-Man who will shock former teammates and readers alike! As the new Supreme Hydra launches an unprecedented attack on S.H.I.E.L.D., there’s precious little time for second guesses, leaving Nick Fury to send Wolverine into the heat of battle hoping the deprogramming will stick.

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lgustec
 
 

I must to admit that Wolverine is the best! No doubt he truly can do the job.

 
 
lgustec | Jan 14, 2012 | 7:41 pm

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