Wolverine: Lifeblood

By: Hugh Matthews, Marvel

Narrated by: Seth Podowitz

Logan has begun to experience memories of time spent serving in the Canadian army during World War II. When he digs deeper, he discovers that he was held as a prisoner of war at a concentration camp and experimented on by a ruthless Nazi scientist determined to unlock the secrets of Logan's mutant healing properties. What Logan doesn't know is that the scientist is still at large, his thirst for immortality unquenched by time. Now that he knows Logan is alive, he'll stop at nothing to finish what he started 60 years earlier....

©2007 Hugh Matthews and Marvel (P)2021 Marvel

Classic Wolverine

it leaves me with more questions than answers. mostly pertaining to the previous book. i dont know if there is an order or if they stand alone. the plot and subplot worked well together. i dont know what that other review was whining about. there is no anti anything in here. it merely addressed extremists and the ways they can be exploited and manipulated. that's a good lesson from anyone and the entire basis of the X-men as a whole, which is "no matter how virtuous you think yourself or your cause, there will always be infighting, power struggles, discrimination and greed.
what makes Wolverine so likeable is how he understands this and still chooses to defend the innocents and fight evil on his own terms, not anyone elses.

Lifeblood.

I bought this on a whim and I am glad I did. I read the comic in the 90s and enjoyed Logan, and I enjoyed this.

Must get!

Definitely one of the best, can't wait for a sequel! If your a fan...get this book!

Awesome story

I love Wolverine. He's definitely done well in this book both by the narrator and author. High recommendation if you love the Canuck!

Another Great Side Story

This would make for a great limited tv series on Disney plus. With Hugh Jackman