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Wolverine: Nemico pubblico
Language: Italian
Format: Hardcover
Publication date:
March 20th, 2023
Publisher: Hachette
Pages: 160
Genres: Horror
Wolverine strides through a world steeped in chaos and brutality, a relentless weapon forged by the shadows of his past. With claws reminiscent of a deadly artist's brush, he navigates a labyrinth of danger, fighting not only for survival but also for a sense of belonging. His journey presents a stark contrast between his feral instincts and a deep yearning for humanity, creating a compelling character study amidst explosive action.
As confrontations with both familiar and new adversaries unfold, Wolverine grapples with his reputation as a public enemy, a label that hangs heavily over his head. The tumultuous relationships he has built over the years only deepen the narrative's complexities, transforming each interaction into a test of his resolve. Set against breathtaking illustrations by Romita Jr., the visual landscape draws readers into a gritty, immersive experience.
The story intricately weaves the themes of identity, redemption, and the profound struggle to maintain one's humanity in a ruthless world. Each page pulses with energy, thanks to Romita Jr.'s dynamic artwork and Millar's sharp storytelling. The stakes escalate as Wolverine faces not only external enemies but also the demons residing within him.
In the end, this tale of Wolverine serves as both an exploration of the character's vulnerabilities and a celebration of his indomitable spirit. Readers are left wondering how far one can be pushed before becoming the very monster they seek to escape.
As confrontations with both familiar and new adversaries unfold, Wolverine grapples with his reputation as a public enemy, a label that hangs heavily over his head. The tumultuous relationships he has built over the years only deepen the narrative's complexities, transforming each interaction into a test of his resolve. Set against breathtaking illustrations by Romita Jr., the visual landscape draws readers into a gritty, immersive experience.
The story intricately weaves the themes of identity, redemption, and the profound struggle to maintain one's humanity in a ruthless world. Each page pulses with energy, thanks to Romita Jr.'s dynamic artwork and Millar's sharp storytelling. The stakes escalate as Wolverine faces not only external enemies but also the demons residing within him.
In the end, this tale of Wolverine serves as both an exploration of the character's vulnerabilities and a celebration of his indomitable spirit. Readers are left wondering how far one can be pushed before becoming the very monster they seek to escape.
