Spécial Strange #45
In "Le clan!", the X-Men arrive in Japan for Wolverine’s wedding, but tensions flare when Rogue joins the team. With the Silver Samurai stalking the shadows and Mariko caught in a web of family secrets, Wolverine and Nightcrawler must protect Yukio while Storm uncovers the truth about Mariko’s father and the dangerous legacy of Clan Yashida. As Viper strikes from the shadows, a desperate rescue mission unfolds — and Wolverine’s resolve hardens when he learns the truth about his bride’s brother. Written by Chris Claremont, illustrated by Paul Smith with inks by Bob Wiacek and colors by Glynis Wein, and featuring a striking cover by Jean Frisano.
In "Le clan !", Wolverine’s wedding in Japan takes a dangerous turn when the X-Men arrive to find themselves entangled in a web of clan loyalty and betrayal. With the Silver Samurai on the move and Viper slipping through the shadows, Wolverine must confront his past while protecting Mariko—whose secret ties to the Yashida clan threaten to unravel everything. As tensions rise and old alliances are tested, the team must navigate a storm of hidden agendas and family secrets.
In "Question d'honneur !", Wolverine and Rogue pursue the Silver Samurai and Viper through a tense, high-stakes confrontation that tests loyalty and sacrifice. When the line between vengeance and mercy blurs, Mariko intervenes to save her brother, and Rogue steps into a deadly blast to protect her allies—leading to a desperate moment where Wolverine shares his healing factor to save her life. Storm’s unexpected fashion shift leaves Kitty bewildered, while Mariko’s sudden decision to cancel the wedding throws the ceremony into chaos.
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