Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung #3
In "Ich bin Wolverine," Wolverine's past and present collide as he rescues Mariko from a deadly troupe of Kabuki assassins, leaving her shaken by the ferocity of his berserker state. With Yukio operating under Lord Shingen's shadow, the line between loyalty and vengeance blurs in this intense, character-driven tale from Chris Claremont and Florian Breitsameter, illustrated with raw power by Frank Miller and Josef Rubinstein, and brought to life in color by Glynis Wein. The cover, penciled by Miller and inked by Joe Rubinstein, captures the moment’s chilling intensity.
In "Ich bin Wolverine," Wolverine travels to Japan to confront Mariko over her marriage to another man, only to be challenged in a duel by her father, Lord Shingen. The story unfolds with tense personal stakes and a clash of wills that tests Wolverine’s resolve in a setting steeped in tradition and honor.
In "Schulden und Verpflichtungen," Yukio serves Lord Shingen while Wolverine rescues Mariko from a deadly squad of Kabuki performers. Mariko is shaken by the raw, feral intensity she sees in Wolverine during his berserker state.
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