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Wolverines: Claw, Blade and Fang Volume 2 Free FREE WOLVERINES: CLAW, BLADE AND FANG VOLUME 2 PDF Juan Doe,Charles Soule,Kris Anka | 112 pages | 09 Jun 2015 | Marvel Comics | 9780785192879 | English | New York, United States Moonstone Graphic Novel Werewolf - Fang and Claw Vol. 2, Call of the Wyld NM | eBay Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other Blade and Fang Volume 2. Thanks for telling Wolverines: Claw about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — Wolverines, Volume 2 by Charles Soule. Ray Fawkes Goodreads Author Writer. The assault on Mr. Sinister's fortress continues! Logan's remains are located -but which team winds up keeping the goods? For what purpose? And when Mr. Sinister pleads his cause, it hits home to more than one team member. Does this mean a change in allegiance? Meanwhile, Mystique's power play kicks into full gear as more is revealed about her plans to control her destiny. She obtains one of the very last control words, and with it the power to get everything she ever wanted! And Lady Deathstrike is finally coming to the Wolverines: Claw that she doesn' have to be alone It's romance, betrayal and lies! And what happens when an old buddy of Wolverines: Claw shows up? Enter: Fang! Collecting : Wolverines Wolverines: Claw Get A Copy. Paperbackpages. More Details Wolverines 2Wolverines Single Issues Other Editions Blade and Fang Volume 2. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of Wolverines: Claw book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Wolverines, Volume 2please sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 2. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Oct 02, Paul E. I'm sure I must have read a more pointless comicbook series than this one at some point in the last forty years but I'm having trouble thinking of one Apr 20, Thomas Edmund rated it liked it. I'm starting to get the feeling that I've Blade and Fang Volume 2 sucked into a lengthy comic book series more angled to sell than to impress with writing talent. Don't get me wrong there is some strong action and a few twists to the story, but at this point I'm just Wolverines: Claw to see what Mystique's master plan is, and the inclusion and drawing out of the story of the 'Wolverines' is getting a little tiresome - Wolverines: Claw illustrate I can literal cut and paste this review into the next volume without having to really chan I'm starting to get the feeling that I've been sucked into a lengthy comic book series more angled to sell than to impress with writing talent. Don't get me wrong there is some strong action and a few twists to the story, but at this point Blade and Fang Volume 2 just impatient to see what Mystique's master plan is, and the inclusion and drawing out of the story of the 'Wolverines' is getting a little tiresome - to illustrate I can literal cut and paste this review into the next volume without having to really change anything. Aug 11, Chad rated it did not like it. This book is really disjointed. Each new issue switches back and forth between two authors, Charles Soule and Ray Fawkes. Each issue also has a different artist. Most of the art looks like try out issues for new artists and are awful. The book is losing what little focus it had. It was originally about helping heal the Paradise team before they died. Then they just up and disappeared and the book is really meandering. It just seems Blade and Fang Volume 2 filler until they bring back Wolverine. Shelves: marvel. Lots of talented people worked on this comic. But, then again, check out the cast of Dreamcatcher and you'll see right away that there is no guarantee of success as sometimes the whole is less than the sum of its parts. I have volume 3 signed out from the lending library, I'll probably thumb through it out of morbid curiosity but my expectations couldn't be any lower. View 2 comments. Apr 27, James Wolverines: Claw it it was ok. This was not that good. At least the last volume was following a plot with Shogun and his crew working with X and company Wolverines: Claw get cured. So he decides to be on some ol ghost of Christmas past shit and one This was not that good. So he decides to be on some ol ghost of Christmas past shit and one by one take everybody on an adventure to teach them a lesson Blade and Fang Volume 2 something. So after the abrupt conclusion of the quest for wolverine's corpse, could things get worse? Fang shows up, and he's now an all-powerful, immortal, invulnerable energy projector. What's up with that? He was just the Timber Wolf clone before! And then he takes the Wolverines on amazing adventures in individual issues. No, seriously, that's the plot. The Daken adventure was kind of dull, then when I got to the Sabertooth adventure, it was so boring that I skimmed it. Meanwhile, most of Blade and Fang Volume 2 cas So after the abrupt conclusion of the quest for wolverine's corpse, could things get worse? Meanwhile, most of the cast continues to be badly mischaracterized, especially now that we know they're not actually vulnerable to the magic words. The Wolverines apparently hung around with the Paradise losers just for yucks. And the art was again atrocious Wolverines: Claw at least half the volume. I probably won't waste any more of it on the rest of this "story". I'll also complain about the half-assed lack-of-attention to collection mapping. The first volume should have ended after issue 6 which completed the quest for Wolveirne's corpse or after issue Wolverines: Claw to break before Fang Wolverines: Claw upbut instead Marvel just mechanically broke these into 5-issue volumes. Jun 18, Quentin Wallace rated it liked it. This volume was strange. It starts off wrapping up the Mr. Sinister storyline although I'm sure the series will get back to him eventuallybut then it leads into Blade and Fang Volume 2 weird story where Fang from the Imperial Guard shows up and starts taking each member of the Wolverines on an adventure in order to Wolverines: Claw if any of them killed Wolverine. So far he's taken Daken and Sabretooth, and I think the next volume starts with X It just seems really strange and random to me since the Fang character h This volume was strange. It just seems really strange and random to me since the Fang character has barely been mentioned in the 40 years he's been around, although Wolverine did wear a Fang costume for a very short period of time. Its really not a bad story as I enjoyed it, but it just seems almost pointless, as I don't see where the story is going. The Wolverines: Claw isn't great, which isn't helping things. Overall I'm just curious to see where the next volume goes. Aug 02, Jonathan rated it it was ok Shelves: comics-graphic-novelscharles-soulemarvel-comicsreads. Following in volume one's footsteps, another severe disappointment. When has it ever Blade and Fang Volume 2 a good idea for a series to feature a different artist for every issue within an arc? And where in the sweet hell do they find these people who draw so horrible? Marvel should presumably have a list of the greatest artists in the world ready and willing to work for them; these artists on this story Wolverines: Claw belong anywhere near that list. Aug 13, sixthreezy rated it it was ok Shelves: marvelmarvel-nowx-men. Serves as an example as to why this series and many others in Marvel NOW! Sorry Charles Soule, I still like you. Charles Soule Book List - FictionDB We use cookies to store information on your device, to understand and improve our website and your browsing experience and provide secure Blade and Fang Volume 2, collect Wolverines: Claw, optimize site functionality, and deliver content tailored to your interests. Click accept to give your consent to accept cookies or click the link below for a detailed description Blade and Fang Volume 2 the types of cookies we store. Click here to learn about cookie Blade and Fang Volume 2. JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. 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