Serval-Wolverine #4
In "Mr. Fixit arrive en ville," Hulk—disguised as the enigmatic Mr. Fixit—takes on a dangerous assignment in Madripoor, hired to eliminate General Coy after Coy’s opium shipment defaults, a mess caused by Wolverine’s earlier interference. With Baran, the Prince of Madripoor, quietly manipulating the criminal underworld and revealing an unexpected love for Lindsay McCabe films, tensions rise between Coy and Tyger as the Prince ensures neither gains too much power. Written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by John Buscema with inks by Buscema and colors by Mike Rockwitz, this 1990 Semic S.A. issue features a striking cover by Ciro Tota.
In "Mr. Fixit Arrive en Ville," Hulk—disguised as the enigmatic Mr. Fixit—takes on a high-stakes assignment in Madripoor, where he’s sent to eliminate General Coy after the latter defaults on a shipment of opium, a loss caused by Wolverine’s earlier interference. With Baran, the Prince of Madripoor, quietly manipulating the criminal underworld from the shadows and showing an unexpected love for Lindsay McCabe films, the city’s power balance teeters as Coy and Tyger are pitted against each other to prevent any single force from challenging the Prince’s control.
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