Marvel Deluxe. Lobezno #3
"El Hombre del Pozo" delivers a chilling, character-driven twist on the mutant mythos, spotlighting Wendell, a quiet man whose mundane existence revolves around a grim daily ritual: firing a machine gun at a feral, healing mutant trapped in a pit. Written by Jason Aaron and Santiago García, with moody, textured art by Howard Chaykin and coloring by Edgar Delgado, the story builds tension through isolation and unease. When the man in the pit begins speaking to him, the fragile balance of Wendell’s world starts to unravel—cover by Dave Wilkins.
In "El Hombre del Pozo," Wendell’s monotonous existence revolves around a single, grim duty: firing a machine gun at a feral mutant trapped in a pit, keeping his healing factor perpetually overwhelmed. His routine shatters when the man in the pit—once just a target—begins to speak, forcing Wendell to confront the weight of his role and the fragile line between prisoner and jailer.
In "¡La Caza de Mística! [Parte 2]," Wolverine presses on through relentless violence and exhaustion, driven by a pursuit that proves far more complex than simply catching Mystique—each step forward revealing just how deep the chase truly goes.
In "¡La Caza de Mística! [Parte 3]," Wolverine’s desperate plan sends his body into Baghdad, where Mystique is hiding—only to face her once more in a brutal, intimate clash. After a tense reunion, Mystique finally turns to fight, stripped bare and unguarded, as the past and present collide in a moment that changes everything.
In "Lobezno: Destino Manifiesto, Primera Parte: Operación Lobezno," Wolverine must confront the weight of his past when the X-Men relocate to San Francisco, pulling him into the heart of Chinatown—a place he’s been barred from for years. As old enemies and uneasy allies rise to enforce a long-standing edict, Logan finds himself caught between duty, memory, and a city that refuses to let him in.
In "Lobezno: Destino Manifiesto, Segunda Parte: El Escuadrón de la Muerte del Dragón Negro al Borde del Ataque de Pánico," Wolverine, battered and broken by the Black Dragon’s death squad, flees into the city’s underbelly to recover. There, he meets Master Po, who offers to train him—not just to survive, but to stand against the relentless forces hunting him.
In "Lobezno: Destino Manifiesto, Tercera Parte: Érase una vez en Chinatown," Wolverine faces a relentless test of resolve as he’s mocked by Master Po, abandoned by the Sons of the Tiger, and arrested amid the chaos of Chinatown’s gang war. With the Black Dragon issuing an ultimatum that threatens the neighborhood, Wolvie prepares to strike—despite the doubt of those around him.
In "Lobezno: Destino Manifiesto, Cuarta Parte: El Camino del Dragón Negro," Wolverine embraces the legacy of the Black Dragon, guided by the wisdom of Master Po and the fierce loyalty of the Sons of the Tiger. As he steps into a new role, the line between warrior and ruler blurs, reshaping his destiny in the heart of Chinatown.
In "En mi Pellejo Segunda Parte," Spidey tracks down Wolvie in a dimly lit bar, where the tension between old friends crackles beneath casual banter. As Wolvie dodges questions about his latest escapades, Spidey presses him—what is it this time, that’s got him running from every shadow?
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