Wolverine revisits a dark WWII memory in Hiroshima, blending visceral violence with emotional depth.
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Wolverine revisits a dark WWII memory in Hiroshima, blending visceral violence with emotional depth.
Superstar artist Eduardo Risso (100 Bullets) joins critically acclaimed writer Brian K. Vaughan (TV's Lost, Y: The Last Man) for a unique take on the man who's the best there is at what he does - presented here is bold black and white! Finally armed with long-lost memories from his past, Wolverine returns to one of his first battlefields to settle an old score in an all-new adventure with a shocking revelation about the man known as Logan. Collecting Logan #1-3 Black and White Variants, plus ext...
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Brief nudity mentioned; no explicit sexual scenes depicted.
Extreme graphic violence with blood, gore, slicing flesh, and fatal wounds.
Frequent strong language throughout the story.
Recurring depiction of alcohol consumption by main character.
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Minor historical context of WWII and cultural tensions.
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Depictions of wartime imprisonment and systemic cruelty.
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