Wolverine: Origin: The True Story of Origin (Wolverine: Origins)

What a perfect story!!!! Its sooo awesome!!!! The whole arc is a brilliant swing from a third person perspective. Completed it in one read and it left me wondering why i didnt order this comic earlier!It is not like what you expect of Wolverine, but it surely is unique in that way.Hats off to Quesada!!!

The story of wolverine childhood with his friend rose . And tells the struggle in his teenage age. Knows his mutant abilities ...and hate himself and later responsibility but accidentally kill rose and went to jungle with a pack of wolves..

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Em bom estado

Man, man, man!Wieso ist der Comic alle fünf Sterne wert?- Zeichnungen finde ich persönlich mega! (Siehe Probeseiten von Amazon)- Die Story handelt zwar erst von "Klein"-Wolverine, ist aber wirklich von Beginn an KRASS (nicht für Kinder)- Es gibt definitiv einen gelungenen Plot-Twist (keine Sorge, kein Spoiler!)- Es gibt ein paar Teile in der Geschichte, die absichtlich offen gelassen werden, so dass diese Story einem noch länger nachhängt, und man sich unbedingt mit seinen Freunden darüber unterhalten möchte, die es natürlich auch gelesen haben müssen. Wirklich müssen! xDMeiner Meinung nach absolut empfehlenswert!

Wolverine sempre foi um personagem misterioso, pois surgiu nos X Men já adulto e sem memória.Essa história faz jus ao grande personagem que é Logan/Wolverine, dando uma origem interessantíssima a um dos melhores personagens do universo Marvel.

Great Origin story. If you're a Wolverine fan or someone that just want's some back story on him, you won't be disappointed with this story.

This is easily one of the best Wolverine stories ever told and may remain one of the greatest Marvel classics in comics of the early 21st century. Before the six-part "Origin" came out in 2001-2002, no one tried to really delve into Logan's past. Yes, we knew about Weapon X, his time in Japan, and so on, but there never were any stories about where Logan really came from or what his childhood was like. Indeed, his own roots were a mystery to the character himself also. Now, in this great collection of all six issues, you can enjoy this historic moment in comics history.Origin's plot is fantastic and really develops Wolverine as a character; seeing what he experienced as a child, growing up and in his early adulthood, shows the reader how these events shaped the man who would go on to become one of the most iconic X-Men as well as how his personality grew. It is set in late 19th/early 20th century Canada and tells the story of Wolverine's earliest days from the perspective of his first love, including the moment when he discovered his mutant powers. I won't spoil it any further - suffice it to say, fans of the character are almost certain to enjoy this journey into his past. A small part of the 2009 film "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" was inspired by this comic, but it doesn't really do it justice and isn't very faithful to its source material, so if you didn't like it then please don't let it put you off from reading this.Although I usually prefer the art from older X-Men comic, especially during the Claremont era, I have to say that the style used in Origin is amazing and really rises above much of the other "realistic" drawings used in many other comic since the 2000s. It has a distinct feel and reflects the older setting.