Wolverine by Claremont & Miller #[nn]

Wolverine arrives in Japan seeking answers, drawn to Mariko by a bond that refuses to fade. When he confronts her about her marriage, the tension ignites into a clash with her father, Lord Shingen—leaving Wolverine humbled and questioning everything.

In "Debts and Obligations," Wolverine finds himself entangled in a web of loyalty and betrayal as he protects Mariko from a deadly performance by Kabuki players, unaware that Yukio's allegiance lies with Lord Shingen. The tension escalates when Mariko confronts the savage side of Wolverine, forcing her to question everything she thought she knew.

In "Scarlet in Glory," Wolverine’s wedding in Japan takes a dangerous turn when the X-Men arrive to celebrate—only to find themselves entangled in a web of clan politics and betrayal. With the Silver Samurai on the prowl and Viper’s poison spreading, Wolverine must confront the legacy of Mariko’s family while navigating uneasy alliances, including a reluctant Rogue who insists on joining the hunt.

In "To Have and Have Not," Wolverine and Rogue track down the Silver Samurai and Viper, leading to a tense confrontation where Logan nearly kills the Samurai—only for Mariko to intervene and save her half-brother. When Viper attacks, Rogue shields the others, sacrificing herself as her injuries prove fatal. In a desperate move, Wolverine touches her skin, allowing her to absorb his healing factor. As the story unfolds, Storm embraces Rogue’s rebellious style, leaving Kitty bewildered. The tension reaches a peak during the wedding ceremony, when Mariko abruptly calls it off, declaring Logan unworthy.