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    How will Wolverine react to the death of one the most beloved characters in the Marvel Universe? He ain't buyin' it! Join Logan as he tries to track down the truth and he's not going to be happy when he does! The secret story that will transverse the post Civil War landscape – and stars Marvel's most popular characters – begins here! How do people with amazing powers face a force that no one can fight? Who has fallen, and is more violence coming? With Wolverine on the scene, is there any question? Be there as superstar Jeph Loeb teams with the industry's top artists on a story that will have everyone talking! Loeb! Leinil! Logan!

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    Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America #1 - Denial by the_outsider on April 09, 2007

    I was a little worried before reading this. Jeph Loeb's current Wolverine run and Onslaught Reborn have both done anything but impress me. Thankfully I was wrong to be worried.This is the first issue of Fallen Son that will be based on the 5 stages of grief. The first is denial, and Loeb picked the perfect character for this story. This is the logical way any fan would expect Logan to react to Captain America's death. Being screwed over by the government almost his entire life, Wolverine always ...

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    Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America #1 - Denial by gmanfromheck on April 05, 2007

    Cap has always been one of my favorites. Not just because of a patriotic thing or anything but he was just the guy. No real super powers but he wouldn't take any $#!t from people. He'd be the first to jump into a situation no matter what the risks were to himself. Then he "dies." Yeah that sucks. Will he stay "dead"? We all know in comics, death don't mean much.Marvel is doing a good job trying to convince us they're serious. We've seen Tony Stark all choked up and admit (in private) tha...

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