A change to Wolverine as big as Superior Spider-Man coming.

Oh, I think I remember now. Lol!

@theacidskull: He doesn't need to be a bad guy per se, but something darker than what we have seen lately might be a breathe of fresh air. But like I said, with Cornell handling it, I won't expect much.

I think it's all talk.

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I totally agree

He and cyclops finally do it.

He dies, Daken takes over and I start pulling the book :)

i read somewhere a maybe a year ago (2012?) that marvel was planning on having Wolverine as the predictable character death for some event they were working on. I suspected it would be age of ultron but given that age of ultron had a substantial rewritting of its final 5 issues, i guessed marvel lost the balls (Marvel were gonna new 52 out of age of ultron originally). then Killable was announced and i thought "yep this is it, they remove his healing factor than 6 months later kill him".

Although i don't see how removing his healing factor will make an difference in the long run to the character, as pretty much every marvel superhero has the ability to heal super quickly from injuries.

Who knows but i would advice people if they don't like it, not to read it, alot of spiderman readers gave in kept reading superior spiderman which has allowed the gimmick to run on as long as it has.

Well, looks like I might add Wolverine to Spiderman as one of my "refuse to buy" books, if they mess about with him too much. Marvel seem to have a bit of a death wish when It comes to their most iconic characters, just now. The only single character title really doing the business and winning over new fans without p***ing off long standing fans, is Thor God of Thunder!