Wolverine Files – Mike W Barr

Wolverine movie fans will want to get themselves a copy of this beautifully illustrated and slipcased volume which documents the origins of Wolverine.

The complete life story of one of the comics world’s most iconic characters, compiled from thirty years of Marvel comics and presented in a comprehensive and lavishly illustrated hardcover slipcased dossier.

Wolverine made his debut in the Marvel Comics world on the last page of Incredible Hulk #180 in 1974. In the stories that followed, the mystery of the mutant’s seemingly contradictory past intrigued and tantalised fans, as glimpses of his back story were revealed over three decades by a rotating cast of writers and artists. One thing was beyond doubt, however: with his animal-keen senses, retractable claws and sarcastic tongue, the enigmatic hero rapidly became one of Marvel’s most popular creations.

Now, The Wolverine Files presents the complete story of the character as never before, in files assembled by intelligence officers at Marvel’s Supreme Headquarters International Espionage Law-Enforcement Division. The meticulous research of S.H.I.E.L.D. shines through on every page of this magnificent chronicle, fully illustrated with rare Marvel artwork and bound in an eye-catching slipcase bearing the trademark three-pronged slash of Wolverine’s claws. Also included is a special topsecret string-bound envelope which holds pull-out original sketches and concept art by the Marvel masters who guided the character’s evolution.

Links and Further Reading

• Watch the trailer for Wolverine

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