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Wolverine Classic#2
Cover: Bill Sienkiewicz

Wolverine Classic #2

Sep 2005 · Marvel · 12.99 USD; 21.00 CAD
“Roughouse!”

In "Roughouse!", Wolverine finds himself caught in a web of high-stakes crime and shifting alliances in Madripoor, where the enigmatic Prince Baran uses a surprising love of Lindsay McCabe films to manipulate rival mob bosses Tyger and General Coy. With Hulk—disguised as the mysterious Mr. Fixit—hired to eliminate Coy for defaulting on a drug shipment, tensions flare in a city where power is as fluid as the shadows. Written by Chris Claremont and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by John Buscema, this issue blends sharp wit and brutal action, all framed by Bill Sienkiewicz’s striking cover.

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writer Chris Claremont · artist, inker John Buscema · colorist Mike Rockwitz · letterer Ken Bruzenak · cover Bill Sienkiewicz

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artist, inker John Buscema
colorist Mike Rockwitz
letterer Ken Bruzenak
cover pencils, inks Bill Sienkiewicz

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Hulk, as Mr. Fixit, is hired to take out General Coy, who has defaulted on his shipment of opium to Fixit's employer, as a result of Wolverine destroying Coy's product. Baran, the Prince of Madripoor, turns out to be a big Lindsay McCabe movie fan. The Prince makes Tyger and Coy rival crime lords in order to lessen the chance either one becomes too powerful on their own and tries to rival his dominance.

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