Havok & Wolverine: Meltdown #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mexican Standoff," Havok and Wolverine find themselves in a deadly crossfire during a vacation in Mexico, fleeing gunmen only to be pursued by laser-wielding mercenaries. When a mysterious woman they’ve picked up suddenly turns on them, the situation takes a shocking turn—Logan wakes up in the hospital, told Alex has died of plague, only to discover the truth is far more twisted. Written by the Simonsons and illustrated by Jon J. Muth, Kent Williams, and Sherilyn Van Valkenburgh, with colors and inks by the same trio and letters by Bill Oakley, this 1990 Marvel thriller blends action, betrayal, and eerie mystery.
In "Mexican Standoff," Havok and Wolverine find themselves in a high-stakes chase across the Mexican desert after stealing a car from a mysterious woman—only to be pursued by laser-wielding mercenaries. When their new companion turns on them with a gunshot, the truth unravels in shocking fashion: Alex is dead, Logan is infected with plague, and the burial site holds a corpse that isn’t his.
In "Tender Loving Lies!", Wolverine races to uncover the truth behind Havok’s sudden betrayal—only to find his old ally convinced that the enigmatic Quark is his savior, and that Wolverine is a dangerous impostor. Written by an unnamed author and illustrated by an unnamed artist, this 1990 tale unfolds in the shadow of deception, where loyalty is twisted and trust is the first casualty.
In "Duel," a fractured Wolverine—his mind stripped by Meltdown and Neutron—attacks Havok and Quark with feral rage, forcing Havok to make an unthinkable choice. As the battle rages, the line between hero and monster blurs, leaving both sides caught in a deadly clash of wills.
In "Endgame," Havok and Quark race to stop a catastrophic meltdown in India, only to find themselves facing Meltdown—a foe whose powers grow with every second. When Quark falls to a devastating blast, Havok must confront not just the villain, but the deadly consequences of his own radiation overload. With Wolverine’s sudden return, the two heroes must push past their limits to survive what’s already become a battle of survival.
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