SuperHeroBooks - Wolverine Volume 2: Coyote Crossing TPB

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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973 EAN: 9780785111375 ISBN: 0785111379 Label: Marvel Comics Manufacturer: Marvel Comics Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 120 Publication Date: 2004-05-01 Publisher: Marvel Comics Studio: Marvel Comics
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: the price of life Comment: Wolverine has long struggled with who he is, the story told here is no exception. Still struggling with whether he's more animal or man, Logan finds himself in Texas, and stumbles across the horror of human smuggling when 19 people are killed during a smuggling operation gone bad. Determined to make someone pay, Logan beings an investigation to find who the people are that are responsible for this horror and it leads him to a very interesting place. In the mean time, ATF agent Cassie Lathrop is conducting an investigation of her own, to find Logan, though she can't really decide why she needs to find him. Is it to see if her attraction to him is returned, or to find out what he really is? The script by Rucka is solid and the art by Fernandez is better than most other art out there, though I prefer Derek Robertson on this title. The reason I decided on 4 stars and not 5 is that this story doesn't really advance Logan's character or show anything new. It's a little too much like Brotherhood, the pervious graphic for my taste. Still, this is a solid, well crafted book and I recommend it. This book collects Wolverine vol. 3 #7-11 Customer Rating: Summary: Alright but doesn't develop a lot. Comment: While this is an average wolverine story it doesn't add to much to his character besides developing his relationship with the agent. Good artwork really helps this one out but doesn't help with the lack of forward momentum. More Reviews
Editorial Reviews: Little is known of his past, save that it was fraught with pain and loss. Long ago, he trained as a Samurai in Japan; later he became Weapon X, an operative for the Canadian government. Today, Logan is an X-Man, using his animal-keen senses, healing factor and razor sharp claws to help protect a world that fears and hates mutants!