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Wolverine Legends Volume 4: Xisle TPB

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Bruce Jones is one of the best writers in comics today. I would have said the best, but then I read this. The story is meant to be confusing, bouncing around through moments in time, and even Wolverine, the main character is confused. It's an interesting break from the usual slash first ask questions later story that Wolverine is usually featured in by other, less creative writers. Instead it is more character driven than any Wolverine story I've read in almost a decade. But it lasts way too long. This story was origionally printed in five issues, it could easily have been told in two, and more effectively.

Behave around the relatives.


When Wolverine takes one of the above, of the young teenage girl variety on a day outing, he scares the hell out of her when he gets more than grumpy with some of the people running sidehows at the local fair. The grumpiness comes from anti-mutant prejudice when he displays a good arm.

So, he decides to give himself some psychological therapy, which is what most of the rest is about.

It is pretty, in that early 21st century style, but pretty average with that, I think.

Ok This book is really bad and I mean bad. Horrible art work and a soryline that will make you wish you were illiterate.