Wolverine #47
In "Dog Day," Wolverine faces a brutal day when a rabid dog and a violent teenager collide in his path. The sight of the police officer putting down the dog triggers a haunting memory of a past moment at a cabin with Silver Fox, when his own dog, Blue, returned sick with rabies—forcing him to confront a choice he’s never spoken of. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Gerald DeCaire, with inks by Don Hudson and colors by Glynis Oliver, this intense issue blends visceral tension with emotional weight. The cover, by Kirk Jarvinen and Brad Vancata, captures the moment’s raw edge.
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Wolverine has to deal with a rabid dog and a rabid teenager all in the same day. Watching the police officer shoot the rabid dog triggers memories of the time he lived with Silver Fox and his own dog, Blue, returned to the cabin with rabies. Logan had to make the decision whether or not to shoot him.
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