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The Story: () Logan has gone south of the border in search of the mysterious drug lord responsible for the death of 19 men, women and children who died in the back of an 18-wheeler. But now that Logan has discovered Rojas' true identity, dare he exact bloody retribution? 32 PGS./MARVEL PSR+…$2.25 |
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Leo Fernandez on pencils is a nice departure from Robertson in the early issues of this series. Robertson has a nice hard feel to his art. I really got an edgy feel to his work. But Hugh Jackman aside I always pictured Wolverine as the dark, mysterious bad boy that a young woman would have an eye for. We see that character in Fernandez's art starting with issue 7. I am just beginning to ...
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Leo Fernandez on pencils is a nice departure from Robertson in the early issues of this series. Robertson has a nice hard feel to his art. I really got an edgy feel to his work. But Hugh Jackman aside I always pictured Wolverine as the dark, mysterious bad boy that a young woman would have an eye for. We see that character in Fernandez's art starting with issue 7. I am just beginning to start this series so I hope to see more of it.
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