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SEPTEMBER 2026: The Problem with Wolverine Comics
The 1982 Claremont and Miller series remains the definitive Wolverine story because it stripped Logan of superhero tropes, focusing instead on a gritty, street-level struggle between animalistic rage and a samurai code. By restricting his power scaling and avoiding...
