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Original Title:	Wolverine: Origin
ISBN:	0785123288 (ISBN13: 9780785123286)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Wolverine: Origin #1-6, Marvel Premiere Classic #2, Marvel Deluxe: Lobezno, Marvel Ultimate Graphic Novels Collection #26 , more
Characters:	Wolverine, James Howlett
Setting:	Alberta(Canada)

Wolverine: Origin (Wolverine: Origin #1-6) Hardcover | Pages: 200 pages

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Title	:	Wolverine: Origin (Wolverine: Origin #1-6)
Author	:	Paul Jenkins
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Marvel Premiere Classic
Pages	:	Pages: 200 pages
Published	:	October 18th 2006 by Marvel (first published November 2001)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Superheroes. Marvel. Comic Book. Graphic Novels Comics

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My first instinct was to rate this book higher. It's a very good graphic novel. However, just how well it succeeds as a Wolverine Origin tale is open to interpretation. We do learn a bit about Wolverine's childhood, and there are some surprises / revelations. However, this is where things get murky. The book conveys a lot of its information through insinuation and it does leave the reader to draw some conclusions. In fact, quite a lot of the specifics are left unattended, and after discussing the story with my wife (who also read it) it became clear that a good many questions arise from this story. I was under the impression that the whole point of an Origin story was to clear the water, not muddy it some more. Oh well, that's the Wolverine mythos for you... The art is certainly good enough throughout and seemed to fit the story well. As a "superhero" story, this doesn't fare very well. It seems that the whole aim of Marvel is to make Wolverine's past as miserable and tragic as possible, so where the story does succeed is as a study on humanity and circumstance. This was definitely more drama than action, and not particularly what I was expecting. It's an important entry in the Wolverine / Marvel canon, no doubt, but I'm guessing opinions on this will vary.

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The origin of Wolverine was elusive for many years. While fans got a taste with the excellent Weapon X storyline, it was still a mystery as to where Logan came from and how his animalistic tendencies developed. With Origin, Jenkins and Kubert do a great job giving our favourite mutant a backstory, full of tragedy and heartbreak. A name, a birthplace and a family, Logan is no longer an antihero with no roots. Hes now a fully developed human with clear motivations, though hes forgotten most of

I read this when it first came out in 2002 but with the new X-Men movie coming out soon, I felt it's time to re-read this. I saw a new preview where it appears as if they are going to make Sabertooth and Wolverine brothers. http://www.worstpreviews.com/trailer....That isn't in the book, or at least I don't remember it. Something that big, I think I'd remember it. But I have to re-read it to make sure.

So the funny thing is that I apparently already knew many of the general plot beats of this story, thanks to the X-Men movies which meant most of the intended gasp! what!!! reveals, which were meant to surprise readers, didnt catch me off-guard.The most interesting thing for me was reading the background material that went into the making-of Wolverines origin, particularly the behind-the-scenes emails trying to beef up the plot. I hadnt actually known that it took that long for Marvel to come

I remember for years X-men fans desperately kept begging and begging for a Wolverine origin story beyond Weapon X. Who is he really? How did he get the name, Logan? Where is he from? Well with this book, after years of waiting, we finally get some of the answers. Born a sickly, weak spoiled kid who becomes a hardened fighting machine through harsh conditioning, we see him become the young Wolverine we know and love. And, unfortunately, the guy's life has always been full of heartache and lethal

I was really hoping that this wasn't going to ruin Wolverine for me, and it didn't. I think they did a good job with this story. I know a lot of hard core fans are turning over in their graves, because part of what makes Wolverine so cool is the mystery. Still, some idiot was bound to tell his origin tale someday, and it could have been a whole lot worse.

This is not the Wolverine you always thought you knewAnd that is this tale's strength. It takes risks and adds twists. I highly recommend it, though be warned - it's different than the standard tale of Wolverine.Great art as well!

This is the greatest Wolverine story I've ever read. But wait! Isn't this unnecessary? Won't this undermine the character's mystique by giving him an origin? I say no, not when it's written like this. For me, as a hardcore fanboy of Batman, origin determines character. Without that, I don't know what to make of the character's motivation. Wolverine has always been grounded in mystery and I never understood why. Running with wolves. From British Columbia. Small, scrappy, quick to anger. Japan.