Wolverine (Abril) #89, X-Men Unlimited (1993) #17, Wolverine (1988) #-1, X-Factor (1986-1998) #140-141, X-Men Blue (Collected Editions) #Other, Uncanny X-Men (1963) #351-359
Wolverine n° 89
Language: Portuguese
Format: Paperback
Publication date:
July 1st, 1999
Publisher: Abril
Pages: 100
Genres: Action & Adventure, History
In this gripping comic installment, Wolverine faces some of his fiercest foes and unexpected alliances. With an intricate blend of action and character development, the story delves deep into the psyche of its titular hero, showcasing the man behind the claws as he grapples with inner turmoil and past demons. The dynamic artwork, brought to life by a talented team, accentuates the raw intensity of each battle while illustrating the emotional stakes involved.
As tensions rise, Dentes-De-Sabre emerges as a key antagonist, challenging Wolverine not only physically but also mentally. The conflict between these two long-standing rivals adds layers of intrigue and complexity to the narrative. Meanwhile, Arcanjo and Rei Negro play pivotal roles, further enriching the storyline as they navigate their own turbulent paths alongside Wolverine.
The engaging script, woven by Terry Kavanagh and others, balances high-octane action with poignant moments of reflection, drawing the reader into a world fraught with betrayal, loyalty, and the struggle for redemption. Themes of sanity and survival are explored, reminding readers of the fine line between heroism and villainy.
With each page turn, the stakes grow higher as Wolverine must confront not only the enemies in front of him but also the chaos within. The artistry, combined with a compelling narrative, makes this edition a must-read for fans and newcomers alike, delivering a thrilling experience that resonates long after the last panel.
As tensions rise, Dentes-De-Sabre emerges as a key antagonist, challenging Wolverine not only physically but also mentally. The conflict between these two long-standing rivals adds layers of intrigue and complexity to the narrative. Meanwhile, Arcanjo and Rei Negro play pivotal roles, further enriching the storyline as they navigate their own turbulent paths alongside Wolverine.
The engaging script, woven by Terry Kavanagh and others, balances high-octane action with poignant moments of reflection, drawing the reader into a world fraught with betrayal, loyalty, and the struggle for redemption. Themes of sanity and survival are explored, reminding readers of the fine line between heroism and villainy.
With each page turn, the stakes grow higher as Wolverine must confront not only the enemies in front of him but also the chaos within. The artistry, combined with a compelling narrative, makes this edition a must-read for fans and newcomers alike, delivering a thrilling experience that resonates long after the last panel.
