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adamantium skeleton, Barry Windsor Smith, Chris Claremont, Lady Deathstrike, Wolverine, Wounded Wolf, X-men
Welcome to today’s exhibit in our Wolverine Gallery! More Barry Windsor Smith art for you — this time from Uncanny X-Men #205. Here are some totally gruesome human science projects for you, and lots of Wolverine in berserker mode. The story is called “Wounded Wolf.” Smith also drew the first look we had at the full procedure for implanting Wolverine’s adamantium skeleton.
If you want to know who this Lady Deathstrike character is and why she wants to kill our favorite mutant, go check out Wolverine’s origin as revealed in the mid-80s in Alpha Flight #33-34. You’ll get the lowdown on psycho-lady and learn a few awesome things about Wolverine!
Collector’s Guide: From Uncanny X-Men #205.
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OK…the image of Wolverine with Zabu is not Barry Windsor-Smith art; that would be John Byrne art.
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That’s right, Mike! Wolverine petting Zabu comes to us courtesy of John Byrne (inked by Terry Austin) from Uncanny X-Men #116.
We like that scene so much that we use the picture to identify Wolverine posts on the site. Clicking that image anywhere on the site will take you to our entire Wolverine archive. Most of our other archives work the same way: identified by a consistent image.
We now return you to your biomed transformation already in progress…
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