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Wolverine: Rahne of Terra #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 1991 Marvel one-shot reimagines Wolverine in a fantasy setting, casting him as a barbarian warrior in a realm of magic and monsters. The story, written by Peter David with art by Alan Davis, follows Logan as he battles to rescue a princess and uncover a sinister plot tied to his mysterious past. It's a standalone, sword-and-sorcery take on the character, distinct from his usual X-Men adventures.
In "Rahne of Terra," Peter David and Andy Kubert deliver a striking blend of mystical intrigue and emotional stakes as Rahne, convinced she’s the lost Princess Rain of Geshem, grapples with visions of her true self. Drawn into a medieval realm by the Mage and manipulated by mind-controlled Wolverine—plucked from his reality by Magnus—Rahne’s identity hangs in the balance as she battles both prophecy and illusion. With Andy Kubert’s dynamic art and a cover that captures the story’s otherworldly tension, this 1991 issue stands as a pivotal moment in Rahne’s journey, blending fantasy and identity in a tale that lingers long after the final page.
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Reprinted in Wolverine #42 (1991), Un Récit Complet Marvel #36 (1992), Play Extra #34 (1993), Wolverine by Larry Hama & Marc Silvestri #2 (2014), Wolverine Omnibus #3 (2022)
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