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Wolverine: Days of Future Past#3
Cover: Ed McGuinness

Wolverine: Days of Future Past #3

Feb 1998 · Marvel · 2.50 USD; 3.50 CAD
“Chain Reactions”

In "Chain Reactions," Wolverine finds himself caught in a shifting tide of loyalty as Shinobi Shaw unleashes the Cataclysm Engine, powered by the Scarlet Witch, to plunge the world into ecological chaos. With Midnight betraying Shaw to aid Wolverine and Magneto, the trio fights to stop the machine—only to face devastating consequences that alter their fates. Written by John Francis Moore and Joe Casey, with dynamic art by Joe Bennett and inks by Holdredge, Diaz, Scott Hanna, and Walden Wong, this pivotal issue sees the Scarlet Witch's sacrifice and Magneto’s transformation into a leader confined to a wheelchair, yet still determined to fight. The cover by Ed McGuinness captures the intensity of the moment.

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writer John Francis Moore · writer Joe Casey · artist Joe Bennett · inker Holdredge · inker Diaz · inker Scott Hanna · inker Walden Wong · colorist Monica Megerdoomian · letterer RS · letterer Comicraft's Emerson Miranda · cover Ed McGuinness

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Cast · 19 characters

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writer Joe Casey
inker Holdredge
inker Diaz
letterer RS
cover pencils, inks Ed McGuinness

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Shinobi Shaw turns on his Scarlet Witch powered Cataclysm Engine in order to wreak ecological disaster and wrest control of the world from the Sentinels. Midnight switches sides and helps her foster father, Wolverine, and Magneto battle Shaw and his allies. The Scarlet Witch is rescued and the machine is destroyed but at a great price--Wanda is fatally wounded and Magneto loses the use of his legs. Even though confined to a wheelchair, Magneto decides to join Wolverine, Amiko and their friends in the mutant resistance movement.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).