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Wolverine (2013-2014) Vol. 2: Killable: Killable (Marvel Now) Kindle & comiXology

by Paul Cornell (Author, Contributor), Marvel Comics (Illustrator), Alan Davis (Illustrator, Cover Art, Artist), Format: Kindle Edition

4.4 54 ratings

Part of: Wolverine (2013-2014)

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Collects Wolverine (2013) #7-13.

After the recent loss of his healing factor, Logan must adjust to a very different reality. Wolverine thinks a cure has been found...but it's in Wakanda, where he's not exactly a welcome guest! And as his foes react to his new status quo, a hefty bounty is placed on Logan's head, and villains and mercenaries begin popping out of the woodwork to try to take him down. As the noose tightens, Wolverine and Kitty Pryde take a road trip to the grounds of the former Howlett estate - but more than bittersweet memories are waiting for Logan in the place he once called home! Meanwhile, Nick Fury and S.H.I.E.L.D. are dealing with even bigger problems that Wolverine might have caused. Guest-starring Storm, Beast, Black Panther and more!

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In addition to his work in comics, Paul Cornell is a novelist and a TV writer. He has written Doctor Who for both mediums, famously creating the character Bernice Summerfield, and has since worked extensively in British television on such diverse programs as Robin Hood, Primeval and Casualty. His comics resume includes work on the Marvel titles Wisdom, Captain Britain and MI13, Dark Reign: Young Avengers and Fantastic Four: True Story.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00PSN2LZG
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Marvel (March 12, 2014)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ March 12, 2014
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 549668 KB
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 159 pages

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G doggs oldest

Out of nowhere Cornell & Davis hit a homerun!

Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2022

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Coming out of vol 1, Hunting Season (which was not that bad), I didn't know if I'd be as into "Killable" as I would ultimately end up being.
But wow, the story really grips you and the art performed could not have been a better tidal lock to the story.
Logan really goes through it in this vol. I mean let's be honest, Logan always goes through it, but the way he goes through it in this story really holds the reader, really has the readers committed to the feelings of Wolverine. And not only Wolverine, but those around him in this journey.
I would highly recommend this book to any Comics fan, and in particular those with a true love for Wolverine.

Must read, 10☆'s, Top marks...

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nicole w brown

This fascinating look into Wolverine's mortality and the attempt to save the world using Host.

Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2018

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Previously in Wolverine: Hunting Ground, Wolverine comes across a man who is using an alien weapon to kill people with. He steps in and takes the brunt of the weapon's abuse to try to save the people. The man does not kill his son Alex and by the time the police arrive, Wolverine is forced to kill the man in order to stop him. Alex picks up the weapon and goes on a killing spree himself. Wolverine won't let the cops kill him because he can smell illness on the boy. When he catches up with Alex he has a conversation with the hive-minded virus, virus-like entity from the Microverse that desires to infect the entire human race. It sends Alex over the edge, but Wolverine saves him, however, the weapon ends up in someone else's hand and the killing continues. Eventually, Fury and S.H.I.E.L.D. agents on a helicarrier will be infected and in saving them Wolverine will lose his healing ability because of the virus.

Fury and Hank are both working on a cure for Wolverine using the remains of the virus found on the helicarrier, but for now, Wolverine is facing his own mortality in ways he hadn't imagined from simply shaving to crossing the street and almost getting hit by a cab. Of course, all of his enemies are now gunning for him. People are getting infected worldwide and those who can manufacture diseases as a mutant ability are being killed off.

There is one left: Host and the Black Panther has taken her into Wakanda. The question is has Black Panther been infected by the virus? Wolverine goes in to try to provoke the normally calm man into a fight and see if he rises to anger. When Wolverine is the one to get angry and T-Challa realizes what Wolverine is up to they join the gang which includes Storm, Dr. Victoria Frankenstein, and Nick Fury in order to free Host from an infected Wacanda and brings her with them to use her to combat the virus.

While they've been busy in Wakanda, Mystique has broken into the mansion to steal Wolverine's ancient sword and leaves behind coordinates to where he needs to go to retrieve it. He heads out, but not alone as Kitty Pryde sneaks along with him. They are attacked along the way and when they get there it's a busy mall and Sabertooth with his thirteen ninja version of the Hand are there to meet them.

This comic shows Wolverine's vulnerability and how he deals with it. He's on a razor's edge and ready to snap at any moment. The gang must also put their trust in Host and hope she can kill the virus. Also included are letters to Paul Cornell the writer from fans, some good ones, and some bad ones but all interesting. This was a fascinating book and I give it four out of five stars.

Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2015

love it.

I've been reading quite a few older issues of the ...

Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2016

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I've been reading quite a few older issues of the X-Men comics (mainly Wolverine) since the release of The Death of Wolverine, cause I wanted to know the story that led up to such an event. I ordered this because I was curious about what exactly it was that caused Wolverine (Logan) to lose his healing factor. After finding out it was a virus, my attention/interest mainly focused on the character of Wolverine and how he was dealing with the fact that he was practically "mortal." Unfortunately, the only part of the story I did not find interesting was the constant cutting away from the main story arc to focus on the "virus" that afflicted Wolverine in the first place. I mean I understand that it's the story's "macguffin," and it was what was initially needed to push the plot...but it just wasn't all that interesting. I would find myself skipping those pages so I could focus more on Wolverine's story arc.

Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2015

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Great product. Slow delivery

Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2020

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This is my second time re-reading this book! It was interesting to see Logan in his new situation where he is really invulnerable. Without his healing factor, he will age and feel pain like everyone else. And the worst part is that his enemies now know that Wolverine's healing factor is gone and they are going to use this opportunity to go after him hard!

This book shows how Wolverine have to deal with his own mortality. This book gets four stars!

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