Projekt X special #2
In "Til døden os skiller," the X-Men arrive in Japan for Wolverine’s wedding, where tensions flare as Rogue’s presence unsettles the usually gruff mutant. With the Silver Samurai prowling the shadows and Mariko’s dangerous ties to Clan Yashida revealed, Storm, Yukio, and Wolverine must act fast when Viper strikes—leading to a desperate mission that pulls Wolverine and Rogue into a fight neither expected. Written by Chris Claremont and Claus Jørgensen, with art by Paul Smith and inks by Bob Wiacek, this 1987 Interpresse special features a cover by Paul Smith.
In "Til døden os skiller," Wolverine’s wedding in Japan quickly turns tense when the X-Men arrive and old tensions flare—especially between him and Rogue. As the Silver Samurai stalks the shadows and Mariko’s hidden past with Clan Yashida comes to light, Storm, Yukio, and the team must race to protect her from both the assassin and a traitor among them. With the wedding ceremony hanging in the balance, Wolverine makes a split-second decision that could change everything.
In "I medgang og modgang," Wolverine and Rogue hunt down the Silver Samurai and Viper in a high-stakes clash of blades and bullets. When Logan nearly kills the Samurai, Mariko intervenes to protect her half-brother, while Rogue shields them both from a deadly blast—only to begin dying from the impact. With time running out, Logan makes a desperate choice to share his healing factor with her. Meanwhile, Storm’s sudden adoption of Rogue’s punk style leaves Kitty bewildered, and as the wedding ceremony begins, Mariko abruptly calls it off, declaring Logan unworthy.
In a quiet moment that sparks something deeper, Kitty kisses Colossus as the Starjammers set course for new adventures, while Wolvie faces a painful truth with Mariko over their broken wedding plans. Scott and Maddie’s engagement brings joy, but their trip to Scott’s cabin in Alaska takes a sudden, dangerous turn when Maddie’s transformation into Dark Phoenix begins—leaving their future uncertain.
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