Wolverine - 2004 - Coyote crossing
- Scénariste :
- Greg Rucka
- Coloriste :
- Studio F
- Dessinateur :
- Leandro Fernandez
- Editeur :
- Marvel
- Pages :
- 132
- Genre :
- Super-héroïsme
His name is Logan. He is a hunter, and he pursues a very specific prey. He is not interested in law or procedure or process. He is a mutant, feared and hated for his abilities, from preternatural sense of smell to his near-miraculous powers of regeneration. He is a weapon, a proficient and nearly unstoppable killer, with unbreakable bones and six razor sharp claws that can slice titanium like butter. South of El Paso, across the border, a drug lord named Rojas hired nineteen men, women and children to mule heroin into the United States. All nineteen die in the back of one of Rojas' trucks, meant to take illegal immigrants to a better life. It is Logan who discovers the crime. It is Logan who found the bodies. It is Logan who will seek justice.
Paru en France dans les numéros 127 à 129 de Wolverine.
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