Death of Wolverine

[rider28031]

Well, chalk up another Marvel superhero off the table for about, say, a year and a half?

Marvel has been teasing a radical new development in Wolverine’s history with this summer’s story arc, “3 Months to Die,” which robs Wolverine of his healing factor, the mutant power that has kept him alive and kicking through decades of fatal injuries. Now, EW is excited to announce exclusively that “3 Months to Die” will culminate in a 4-part miniseries in September called, simply, Death of Wolverine. Written by Charles Soule and drawn by Steve McNiven, Death of Wolverine #1 hits on September 3 (that’s the cover image above.) The next three issues of the series will follow every week ensuing, climaxing with Death of Wolverine #4 on September 24

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How does this make you all feel?

[didlove]

I... well... my god I'm speechless I just can't believe it.

[Trace]

I suppose, at this point, making a joke about how they will inevitably bring him back to life or this turning out to be a metaphorical death of some sort would be too obvious?

[erikson]

Dock Ock will possess his body and he will henceforth be known as "The Superior-Wolverine"

[Yami]

Man first they killed off Superman decades ago, then there is talk of Archie dying, and now this. Whose next to die? The Blonde?

[Bill K.]

Disney Studios and Egmont announce their upcoming storyline, in which the Pete and the Phantom Blot finally succeed in killing Mickey Mouse. The four part series will be titled "Mouse Trapped" and will be followed by spin-off series "Minnie - - Vengeance Is Mine", "A Goof No Longer", and "I'm Glad He's Dead, He Was Cramping My Style - - A Duck's Tale".

[Yami]

Oh no, not Mickey! What is with the media and deaths lately?

[Aquarionoid]

^Temporary sales boosts of course!