Wolverine nr. 3
Editor: Play Press
publication date: January 1990
cover price: Lire 3.000 (€ 1,55)
Cover: John Buscema
contains the following stories:
Wolverine vol. 1 nr. 3
"The Black Sword"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: January 1989
pencil: John Buscema
story: Chris Claremont
inks: Al Williamson
colors: Glynis Oliver
Wolverine, possessed by the Muramasa Sword, walks away taking an unconscious Jessica Drew with him.
Lindsey McCabe and Silver Samurai reach the Princess Bar (incredibly similar to the bar in Casablanca, in the movie of the same name), where the owner is holding two members of the Black Blade prisoner.
Lindsey manages to get them to talk.
Silver Samurai and Lindsey reach a jungle temple, where Logan is about to sacrifice Jessica.
Jessica is naked and in a trance as Logan is about to decapitate her.
Lindsey is forced to shoot him in the head (she still doesn't know it's Wolverine and therefore can't kill him).
The shock allows Logan to regain control.
The Black Blade sect is overthrown and the Silver Samurai keeps the Muramasa Sword, which seems to have no effect on him.
Logan returns to Madripoor with Lindsey and Jessica.
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Excalibur vol. 1 nr. 1
"Warwolves of London"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: October 1988
pencil: Alan Davis
story: Chris Claremont
inks: Paul Neary
colors: Glynis Oliver
In London the War Wolves are still chasing the Phoenix.
They have the power to steal people's skin and wear it, posing as human.
Meanwhile, Excalibur has moved into Brian Braddock's lighthouse.
However, the lighthouse is also an access portal to the Omniverse, so it can happen that, by crossing a door, someone can find themselves in another dimension.
Debut of Widget character, a robot for now limited to just the head, but with unknown powers.
Rachel Summers is approached by banker Nigel Frobisher, a slimy man whom she quickly rebuffs.
Brian Braddock reunites with Courtney Ross, a wealthy London businesswoman, our reality's version of the Majestrix Opal Luna Saturnine.
Kitty, to amuse herself, dresses up as Rachel and takes a tour of the city.
The similarity with her friend is such that the War Wolves kidnap her in her place.
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Marvel Comics Presents vol. 1 nr. 14
Colossus in "God's Country: The Secret is there's no Secret"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: March 1988
pencil: Rick Leonardi
story: Ann Nocenti
inks: Paul Craig Russel
colors: Glynis Oliver
A girl with bionic components betrays the attackers and helps Colossus infiltrate their base.
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Marvel Comics Presents vol. 1 nr. 15
Colossus in "God's Country: Bondage"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: February 1988
pencil: Rick Leonardi
story: Ann Nocenti
inks: Paul Craig Russel
colors: Glynis Oliver
Colossus attacks the criminals' base, while the cyborg girl stays behind to protect the farmer family.
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