Why is Deadpool on Wolverine's Kill List?
The Wolverine: Revenge comic takes place in an alternate future - and the events here were triggered when Magneto detonated a deadly Asteroid. Those who are interested in the Marvel Comics world and Wolverine's most popular exploits should make this a must-read.
In this version, Wolverine (Marvel Comics Wolverine) has been forced to survive, especially in a world that has turned to violence. The threat of a world's destruction forces him into an impossible conflict and puts a series of targets on his hit list, specifically aimed at those responsible for the Captain America Death in this continuity. He even seeks to destroy those he used to be friends with. Those on his hit list include Deadpool - which represents the culmination of the Wolverine Deadpool Friendship.
What are Some Notable Events Leading to Captain America’s Death in This Issue?
It can be said that one of the most compelling events is the death of Captain America as the world faces utter destruction - one that follows the detonation of a deadly Asteroid named M - it makes this comic more fascinating. It shows us how Wolverine's ability to fight Death through the power of his Wolverine Healing Factor, which allows him to heal and regenerate at speeds far surpassing others, isn't enough to counter how the universe has shifted. It also emphasizes how this has been caused by the chaos from Magneto and a sense of destruction throughout the world. The death of Captain America - one of the greatest and most prominent heroes in Marvel Comics, as well as a major character in the Marvel Comics Movie Franchise. It's even worth considering the time that Hugh Jackman spent in his iconic role as Wolverine.
Those who remember how Wolverine is often seen fighting against Colossus (one of the X Villain who works against X-Men and Wolverine) should take note of how those two individuals come to grips with their connection and relationship - especially in the comic, "Wolverine: Revenge #2." These characters become a major focal point, as well as to the show those individuals that appear on Wolverine's Death List Five, as a result of events that transpire and the destruction they caused - particularly when the world turns towards violence.
Is The Death of Captain America a Real Event in Marvel Comics?
The death of Captain America, as shown in the "Wolverine: Revenge" comic - does not come from Marvel Comics' original continuity. This storyline occurs in an Alternate Reality Marvel - which has allowed the writers to re-imagine how the world would look in the wake of destruction.
This reimagining - Post-Apocalyptic Marvel (where Earth is devastated by a catastrophic event - and its population decimated) serves as an intriguing narrative and allows writers to experiment, in a world where superheroes face new challenges and their morality is forced into new and more somber forms - those who are interested in the Marvel Universe can gain appreciation for how this alternate storyline shows both its destruction and its influence.
How did Wolverine Become So Driven in "Wolverine: Revenge #2"?
It appears that this Wolverine has a personal stake in his vengeance. It can also be attributed to the relationship he has with the characters, Wolverine and Deadpool, but specifically because of his role as a friend. It also comes to the surface that those relationships have turned bitter, fueled by his need for revenge.
The main event that serves as a starting point comes with a "war-path" where Wolverine seeks revenge for Captain America. Those watching, or reading the comic - may realize how the dynamic is established. In this comic, the characters were forced into a "strike team" that was set up by Nick Fury - which made its way into Russia to confront some of those villains that became part of Wolverine's Kill List Five. This is when they discover that Deadpool was responsible for killing both Captain America and the Winter Solider, even though the attack also targeted Wolverine, and despite the threat to his own life, Wolverine still managed to overcome the attempt on his own life with his Wolverine Healing Factor. His quest to fight the villain that had been at the heart of these deaths has transformed the Wolverine into an unstoppable force - one that viewers should expect to see as it evolves in the comic.
How is this new storyline for Wolverine and Captain America different from past conflicts?
The bond between Wolverine and Captain America has been one of respect. Both have had an alliance to protect the world. That alliance often comes from them fighting alongside each other as members of the X-Men, or as allies within Marvel Comics Universe.
One notable dynamic is a relationship often seen between those two heroes as Captain America, who acts as a hero for America and all Earth, in a relationship with the Winter Solider, a figure who once had an intense rivalry with Captain America in the past. Their long-time friendship has played a role throughout several key events that shaped their place in Marvel Comics - including a significant arc in "Captain America and Winter Solider", as well as through several productions of the Marvel Comics Movie Franchise, making it a story that has become familiar for many. This comic shows the potential that lies between these iconic figures. With their tragic fate as shown through Wolverine: Revenge #2 and the event that occurred with the detonation of Asteroid M - it re-imagines their dynamic and ultimately transforms their "relationship" into something even more brutal.
What's the Reason behind Deadpool’s actions against Captain America?
Deadpool has always served as one of Marvel Comics' most enigmatic heroes (one who is considered a highly dangerous force as he's shown to have been able to cause a large amount of death and chaos) whose actions have made a major impact. However, this particular story in Wolverine: Revenge highlights those events and, for many, has made it unforgivable as it shows the potential that this comic holds. The destruction caused by Asteroid M makes the story an unexpected and dark alternate world.
In an Alternate Reality Marvel, Deadpool becomes one of Wolverine's biggest enemies - and has driven Wolverine to an almost impossible task to seek revenge. As the comic unfolds, Deadpool makes his intentions clear: The death of Captain America was the culmination of a contract and the "deal" made with an individual, meaning it's something that is part of the underworld that exists in the world of Marvel Comics.
Is There a Movie Version Of "Wolverine: Revenge"?
Although fans may love those comics that are released in the world of Marvel Comics - as well as for its most recognizable characters: Wolverine, Deadpool, and Captain America - it should be made clear that the production was specifically designed to bring in an entirely different direction.
This story isn't expected to have any adaptation - either through the release of a movie, television show or animated series. However, the storyline does provide a "sneak peak" as to how the comic world can take an unexpected turn. It often reimagines a "What if" and can serve as a springboard for new stories. There are those who like to speculate, and fans may find that the comic would make an interesting film. However, no production is currently on the table - as Marvel Studios is focused on releasing several major projects, a new Marvel movie or even television series may offer an interesting twist on these ideas and help expand those fan-favorite Marvel Comic Book Characters. It should also be noted that those who have grown up on the "X-Men movie" franchise would discover a world with more complexity if these alternate universes were released. It's also worthy of note - the history behind those characters and their impact is significant as well, especially since the success of "Wolverine Movie," "Deadpool Movie" and "Captain America Movie" shows how much fans love this world of Marvel - particularly the impact of their characters - such as the Wolverine Character and the Deadpool Character, as they have garnered a huge and devoted fanbase.
Who Is Involved in "Wolverine: Revenge"?
The "Wolverine: Revenge" comic includes some big names from the Marvel Comics Universe. A core group of individuals that make this comic book release unique includes the author - Jonathan Hickman - best known for his long and successful tenure within Marvel Comics. In fact, he has also made a name for himself within other major comics productions, specifically with his run on the "Avengers" comic series. His story for "Wolverine: Revenge comic" serves as an intriguing and unpredictable look at Wolverine, but this production also comes with the artists Greg Capullo and Tim Townsend, whose work in comic book art is well known and recognized for their contributions to comics such as "Batman". The pair is known for their detailed and captivating illustrations as well as their ability to capture the tension in a scene through visual storytelling. Their artistic ability brings another important dynamic for this story.
This creative team helped establish the "Wolverine Revenge Comic", serving as a must-read for fans. There are also a variety of important, secondary characters - particularly those who play a big role in establishing the setting: Colossus - a notable mutant with the ability to shape-shift into metal as well as to increase his own size - serves as an example. He has appeared in a number of other comics as well as film (especially in "X-Men Movie" adaptations). There is also the villain Sabretooth. The long-time nemesis to Wolverine (also a Wolverine Comic Book character) and the villain Omega Red who represents a unique challenge and "enemy" - those interested in Marvel Comics and especially Wolverine Comic Book fans are aware that there are countless stories - spanning a multitude of characters.
Does This Comic Explore the Origins of Wolverine?
Even if it appears as though Wolverine: Revenge takes place in an alternate reality, it still presents an interesting angle for fans to appreciate the history of Wolverine and his early days in the Marvel Universe.
Fans should be aware that the origin of Wolverine is shown as one that has roots in his original Marvel Comics stories - one that showcases how he has been tortured in various ways, both through experimentaiton (often focused on enhancing his capabilities as he was made nearly indestructible through the use of Adamantium - making him an intimidating figure) - and his experiences from early in his life as he struggled with memories that were tied to Death, and those events that often caused trauma, and forced him into the world as an "unhinged" individual with Wolverine's unique talents. Although there is a large amount of stories about his struggles in the Marvel Comics universe - the early experiences also shaped the character's story, making the "Wolverine Character" - one that is considered as iconic as any other, including Deadpool Character.
