Wolverine: Xisle #1

Jun 2003 · Marvel · 2.50 USD; 4.00 CAD

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In Wolverine: Xisle #1, a reluctant Logan finds himself out of his element as he tries — awkwardly and with quiet intensity — to bond with his foster daughter, Amiko, during a day at a fair. Written by Bruce Jones and brought to life with expressive art by Jorge Lucas, this poignant, character-driven story captures the tentative, heartfelt moments between two people learning how to be family. The cover by Jorge Lucas perfectly frames their quiet, uneasy connection.

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writer Bruce Jones · artist, inker Jorge Lucas · colorist Studio F's Oscar Carreno · letterer Dave Sharpe · cover Jorge Lucas

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writer Bruce Jones

artist, inker Jorge Lucas

colorist Studio F's Oscar Carreno

letterer Dave Sharpe

cover pencils, inks Jorge Lucas

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Amiko drags Logan to an art gallery and Logan later takes her to the fair as the dour X-Man tries desperately to connect with his foster daughter and fails in the attempt.

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