Comic Book Question of the Week VOTING: Favorite Wolverine Story

I loved loved lovedRemender's Uncanny X-Force. It might not be a 100% Logan story, but it's definitely my favorite story with him in it.

Uncanny X-Force. Not just my favorite Wolverine story, but my favorite mutant story.

@k4tzm4n: I voted for Old Man Logan. I just didn't see "Get Mystique" as a big character defining arc. It was a solid story but not anything special in my book.

Anyways, sweet Leo avatar/icon K4tz.

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Old Man Logan

Old Man Logan

Agreed. I just got volume 7 to complete the run, and re-reading the stuff with Daken... oh man it's so good.

That's great! I guess Wolverine would use guns, lol

Old Man Logan. Why did they never make a sequel to this?!

Ultimate wolverine for the very simply reason he's dead as a frigging door knob.

Weapon X was absolute ART

While I REALLY wanted to vote for Remenders Uncanny X-Force run, I had to go with Old Man Logan. It was a more about Wolverine .

Admittedly I haven't read many solo Wolverine stories (though that changes next month when I get birthday money mwahaha) but I have read Old Man Logan and it was by far one of the best stories I've ever read in general. OML gets my vote.

I really liked the Marvel Comics Presents: Wolverine by Claremont & Buscema which tell his first story in Madripoor its a great lil 80's comic where he's completely devoid of the X-Men. SNIKT

OId Man Logan seems to be doing well.

Old Man Logan.

Origin for me. I never truly appreciated James as a character until I read that wonderful series.

NO ENEMY OF THE STATE!!!!!!?

It doesn't really have the heartfelt character moments the other series I mentioned do. It is great for a representation of a dark, gritty Wolverine though. It succeeds wonderfully in that.

Despite all the b%tching Origin got for revealing James' mysterious past, Origin is undeniably a great, emotional story for Wolverine IMO.

I chose it because The Gorgon.

Remember, his reign of jobbing soon begins!

I think that was my favorite part of the story to be honest. I didn't like how James had a vague origin story as I couldn't really understand him as a character(And thus..he was just a " grouchy furry guy with claws" to me). But as soon I got my hands on that arc, I realized how rough and complicated his past was and why he is the way he is today.

On a side note..what was the name of the arc where he loses his adamantium and has to go "retrain" himself with Master Po and Ogun? He also beats Shang Chi in three moves at some point or something along those lines.

@juiceboks: Definitely agreed man. Origin really did give Wolverine a sweet backstory. It really made you emphatize with him in that such a nice kid had to toughen up when the world threw so much at him. As for you other question, I think you're referring to when Wolverine lost the adamantium skeleton during Fatal Attractions during the late 90s. His mutation started acting up faster with the adamantium impending him, and he started reverting to this more beast like state. He then trained with the Hand Leader Stick in issue 105 and 110 of Wolverine vol 2.

Very happy to see Old Man Logan is tearing up the poll.

@wolverine08 No doubt. I think he's gone through the most sh!t throughout his life than anyone else in Marvel with maybe a few exceptions..I just can't think of any atm.

And yea that's what it was. I was thinking about his training and the stories that expounded on that..but I couldn't name any at the time. Was there another one that was centered around that concept that I'm probably forgetting?

@juiceboks: You also have Manifest Destiny by Jason Aaron which chronicled James going back for a refresher course with Master Po, then you had him retraining with Silver Samurai during Origins, and he trained with Shang Chi during Origins and First Class. Flashbacks to his training with Ogun have also been shown during that Wolverine and Kitty Pryde mini series during the 80s.

Old man logan.

@wolverine08 Manifest Destiny! That's what I was forgetting. He goes back to Chinatown and finds that one of his many exs amassed an army of warriors including that one bald Akuma looking dude. At least that's what I remember of issue #2 (I think?). Preciate it man.

@juiceboks: No problem man.

This.

I also enjoyed Weapon X by Barry Windsor Smith and Old Man Logan.