Wolverine Epic Collection #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Epic Collection gathers Wolverine's adventures from the early 2000s, centering on the return of the shadowy Weapon X program and its deadly director. The volume collects issues #149–162 of Wolverine's solo series, plus the 2002 Wolverine: The Origin one-shot, featuring Logan's battles against foes like Sabretooth, Omega Red, and Lady Deathstrike, while exploring his fractured past and the emergence of new threats tied to his government-created origins.
In "Family," Wolverine faces off against Mr. X in a brutal rematch, this time pushed to his limits as his captor demands he renounce his identity as "The best he is at what he does." With the berserker clawing at the surface, Logan unleashes a ferocious counterattack that turns the tide in his favor. Written by Frank Tieri and illustrated by Sean Chen, with inks by Norm Rapmund and colors by Raymund Lee, the issue delivers a raw, high-stakes clash grounded in personal pride and legacy. The cover, by Sean Chen and Danny Miki, captures the intensity of the moment.
In "The Best There Is Part 2," Wolverine tests his limits against the brutal Blok and the enigmatic T & A, pushing himself to the edge in a fight that could determine his fate. As the battle rages, the stakes rise higher than ever when he faces off against the mysterious Mr. X—only to discover that even his greatest strength may not be enough. Meanwhile, a shadowy presence watches from the edge, quietly ensuring that Sabretooth’s fate is already sealed.
In "The Best There Is Part 3," Wolverine finds himself trapped in a high-stakes showdown with Mr. X, who demands he sign a document renouncing his title as "the best there is at what he does"—a claim earned after a brutal fight that ended in Mr. X's favor. With T & A watching and Blok looming in the shadows, Logan lets the berserker take over, turning the tide in a fight that’s as much about pride as it is survival.
In "The Hunted Part 1," Wolverine is haunted by violent dreams of killing Senator Drexel Walsh, leaving him shaken and on edge. As Beast works to uncover the source of the nightmares, a mysterious figure takes grim satisfaction in Sabretooth’s newly forged adamantium skeleton. When news breaks of Walsh’s murder, the footage shows Wolverine standing over the body—framing him in the eyes of the world.
Wolverine and Beast are trapped in the brutal confines of "The Cage," where survival means staying one step ahead of both guards and inmates. With Wolverine isolated in solitary and Beast wounded, the tension escalates as unseen forces tighten their grip—led by the cold efficiency of Warden Montgomery Battle and the ruthless enforcers Axe, Aryan, and Reb Tillis.
In "The Hunted Part 4," Wolverine finds himself hunted not just by the brutal Reb Tillis and his Weapon X Soldiers, but by the newly awakened vampire Mauvius, whose bloodlust threatens to consume him. As the prison descends into chaos, Peepers risks everything to save Beast from a deadly ambush, while a sudden arrival from the shadows—Sabretooth—throws the tide in Wolverine’s favor.
In "Stay Alive Part 2," Wolverine finds himself locked in a brutal three-way clash with Mauvis and the monstrous Wendigo, each fighting for survival in a brutal showdown. As the fight escalates, Mauvis makes a shocking move—taking down Wendigo and absorbing his terrifying power. With the tide shifting, Alpha Flight arrives on the scene, ready to intervene in the escalating chaos.
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↩ Reprints X-Men: Millennial Visions #[nn] (2000), Wolverine 2000 #[nn] (2000), Wolverine #159 (2001), Wolverine #160 (2001), Wolverine #161 (2001), Wolverine #162 (2001), Wizard: The Comics Magazine #117 (2001), Wolverine #163 (2001), Wolverine #164 (2001), Wolverine #165 (2001), Wolverine #166 (2001), Wolverine #167 (2001), Wolverine #168 (2001), Wolverine 2001 #[nn] (2001), Wolverine #169 (2001), Wolverine #170 (2002), Wolverine #171 (2002), Wolverine #172 (2002), Wizard: The Comics Magazine #130, Wizard: The Comics Magazine #115
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