More Wolverine

[GrnMarvl14]

Yes...if you can't get enough of him appearing in Astonishing X-Men, Uncanny X-Men, Wolverine, New Avengers, and wherever he's making a guest appearance this week...you're in luck.

Marvel Comics is launching a second ongoing Wolverine series, Wolverine: Origins.

The series will spin out of the House of M revelation that Wolverine has his memories back, and, more specificially from the events in Wolverine #40.

The title is edited by Axel Alonso, who told The Continuum he couldn't reveal the creative team at this time.

"In the aftermath of House of M, Logan has regained his memory," Alonso said. "He knows his past -- all of it. Armed with a clearer sense of who he is, why he is, and who done him wrong, Logan's got a whole new set of priorities. Wolverine: Origins will see Logan don his brown costume and embark on a private mission to set wrongs right, get some revenge, deal with some demons, rekindle some lost relationships, and come to terms with major revelations about the complicated tapestry of his origin...and the patterns he seems doomed to repeat.

"In short, fans should expect major revelations about Wolverine's past."

And, of course, we'll be seeing a Wolverine movie in a few years, and Wolverine and the X-Men (the new animated series) is set to debut sometime this year. Superman never got around this much. This is sick.

 

[Trainer-c]

I'm inclined to agree, while i'm glad to see more Marvel media, (I've personally been dying to see a new X-Men animated series.) they are beyond over-exposing Wolverine. Especially considering there are so many X-Men, and other Marvel characters and I'd love to see them focus on some of the others.