Wolverine has the fight of his lifetime(s) in X Lives and X Deaths event - hongacers1978

Wolverine has the fight off of his lifespan(s) in X Lives and X Deaths event

X Lives of Wolverine #1 and X Deaths of Wolverine #1 connecting covers by Tyler Kirkham

X Lives of Wolverine #1 and X Deaths of Wolverine #1 conjunctive covers by John Tyler Kirkham (Image credit: President Tyler Kirkham (Marvel Comics))

The modern X-Men era is about to proceed through a major change heading into 'Destiny of X,' and information technology appears to altogether come out to Wolverine - not surprising, if you count one of his nicknames for decades has been 'Weapon X.' The upcoming twin 5-issue serial publication X Lives of Gulo gulo and X Deaths of Wolverine are planned to be woven together as a hebdomadally 10-parting comics event (similiar to Family of X and Powers of X) that follows Logan as he travels through time to "prevent the death of a key mutant figure."

To save this as-yet-unrevealed "key mutant figure," Gulo gulo will comprise traveling through sentence - and in particular cross major moments in his storied life (remember, he's finished a 100 geezerhood old, having organism born Jamie Hewlett in the late 1800s.)

Check out this prevue for X Lives / Deaths of Wolverine:

Wolverine and X-Force writer Benjamin Percy is taking point on the match X Lives/Deaths of Wolverine serial, joined by his X-Pull back artistic colleague Joshua Cassara and incoming artists Federico Vincentini. Old Wolverine creative person Adam Kubert is drawing the main covers for all 10 issues of this twin series event.

Here's a look at Kubert's X Lives of Gulo luscus #1 cover (which kicks off the event January 19), along with variant covers by Mr. Garcin, Peach Momoko, Ron Lim, Will Sliney, Todd Nauck, Arthur Adams, Ed McGuinness, Josue Cassara, Tag Bagley, Jorge Molina, Adi Granov, Marco Turini (two versions), and Tyler Kirkham (cardinal versions).

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X Lives of Wolverine #1 covers

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And here is a three-varlet unlettered preview of X Lives of Wolverine #1:

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X Lives of Wolverine #1 prevue

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Like a fast uncomparable-two punch, X Deaths of Wolverine #1 comes out unmatchable week later on January 26. Kubert has drawn the main get across, with variants from Mr. Garcin, Dan Jurgens, Rickie Yagawa, Sam Kieth, Juann Cabal, Mark Bagley, Mahmud Asrar, Gerald Parel, Stephanie Hans, Ryan Brown (two versions), and Tyler Kirkham (two versions). Check those out there:

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X Deaths of Wolverine #1 covers

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X Deaths of Wolverine #1 variant cover — (Mental image credit: Marvel Comics)

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X Deaths of Wolverine #1 page (Image credit: Marvel Comics)

Marvel has released one page from X Deaths of Wolverine #1, showing a seemingly futuristic version of Wolverine that also appears on the covers.

Here's the complete schedule of the X Lives / Deaths of Carcajou event:

January 19: X Lives of Carcajou #1
January 26: X Deaths of Gulo luscus #1
February 2: X Lives of Wolverine #2
February 9: X Deaths of Wolverine #2
February 16: X Lives of Wolverine #3
February 23: X Deaths of Wolverine #3
Marching 2: X Lives of Wolverine #4
March 9: X Deaths of Wolverine #4
March 16: X Lives of Gulo luscus #5 (tentatively)
Border 24: X Deaths of Wolverine #5 (tentatively)

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