Wolverine and Power Pack #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Kickin' It Old School," Wolverine takes Power Pack to X Mansion for a crash course in mutant training, only to face a hard truth: the kids aren’t mutants, and can’t stay. When Sentinels attack and the robots target only mutants, Power Pack steps up in a way no one expected—proving their worth in the fight. The issue blends heartfelt moments with high-stakes action, all drawn with dynamic flair by Chifuyu Sasaki and Gurihiru, and colored vividly by Naoko Kawano and Gurihiru. The cover by Sasaki and Gurihiru captures the energy of the moment perfectly.
Wolverine takes Power Pack to the X-Mansion for a Danger Room session and a taste of mutant training, only to find the kids aren’t welcome when they’re told they’re not mutants. When Sentinels attack and target only mutants, the Power Pack prove their worth by holding the line—defending the school in a way the X-Men can’t. Suddenly, the kids aren’t just visitors; they’re the ones who matter most.
Hawkeye’s latest scheme to boost his Avengers cred hits a snag when his usual gear loans fall through—so he swaps his bow for a mysterious set of magic beans. Before he can even test their powers, Iron Man intervenes, tossing the beans out the window with a sigh.
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Reprinted in Wolverine: First Class - Wolverine-by-Night #[nn] (2009), Wolverine: Tales of Weapon X #[nn] (2009), Wolverine and Power Pack: The Wild Pack #[nn] (2009), Wolverine: Tales of Weapon X #[nn] (2009)
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