Wolverine by Claremont & Miller: Deluxe Edition #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I'm Wolverine," Chris Claremont's gripping tale brings Wolverine to Japan for his wedding, where tensions flare as the X-Men arrive and Rogue’s presence unsettles the already volatile atmosphere. With the Silver Samurai lurking and Mariko’s dangerous ties to Clan Yashida exposed, Wolverine must navigate betrayal, family secrets, and a poisoning that leaves the team in peril—while Paul Smith’s dynamic art, inked by Bob Wiacek and colored by Glynis Wein, captures every tense moment. The cover by Frank Miller and Joe Rubinstein perfectly frames the storm brewing beneath the surface.
Wolverine arrives in Japan seeking answers, only to find himself drawn into a clash with Mariko’s father, Lord Shingen. In a brutal duel that tests more than just strength, Wolverine faces a foe who may be beyond his reckoning.
In "Debts and Obligations," Wolverine’s mission to rescue Mariko takes a dangerous turn when he’s drawn into a web of ancient feuds and masked assassins. As the deadly Kabuki players close in, Mariko confronts the brutal truth of Wolverine’s rage—and the cost of his protection—while the shadowy Hand and the enigmatic Katsuyori watch from the wings.
In "Scarlet in Glory," Wolverine's wedding in Japan takes a dangerous turn when the X-Men arrive to celebrate—only to find themselves caught in a web of betrayal and bloodshed. With the Silver Samurai looming and Viper poisoning the team, Wolverine must confront his past while protecting Mariko, whose secret ties to the assassin threaten to unravel everything. As tensions rise and old wounds resurface, a fragile alliance forms between Wolverine, Storm, and Yukio to stop a storm of violence before it consumes them all.
In "To Have and Have Not," Wolverine and Rogue track down the Silver Samurai and Viper, leading to a tense confrontation where loyalty and sacrifice collide. As the stakes rise, a moment of unexpected connection between Wolverine and Rogue forces a reckoning with trust, healing, and what it means to truly belong.
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