Classic Wolverine Covers: Deathblow and Wolverine #2
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Deathblow and Wolverine #2 is a personal favorite of mine and one not all that well known.
Back in 1996, Marvel Comics and Image crossed over two of their most popular characters in a story that takes place in the early days of the new X-Men. The artwork by Aron Wiesenfeld and Richard Bennett is simply breathtaking, and the second issue, from February 1997, sports an especially impressive cover…
…with an even more impressive opening spread from the first issue…
…and some truly spectacular original art from the second (and final) issue from the collection of Tim Townsend.
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I wouldn’t want to see Logan drawn like this every issue, but I enjoy different interpretations of someone as scary looking as Wolverine.
I really didn’t like how they drew wolvie’s face in this series, very similar to the Punisher mini Damaging Evidence.
I’m glad to see a lesser known famous cover. I’ve never read this mini series, but now I wish I did ! Thanks for picking a new amazing cover for us Dig. :) It’s always a pleasure to visit your site.
Probably not canon, but I try to fit such stories into continuity with a note saying that it might not have happened.
Was this story considered canon?
How many issues was this one ?