Preview: Wolverine #22 – Graphic Policy

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Preview: Wolverine #22 - Graphic Policy

Wolverine #22

(W) Saladin Ahmed (A) Julius Ohta

SNAPT! WOLVERINE has been beaten down to the bone — literally! His adamantium claws SHATTERED, their bones SNAPPED down to nubs, this is Wolverine at his most brutalized, most beat-up… but when an animal is backed into a corner, they can be at their most dangerous! Wolverine must fight his way through a gauntlet of enemies for his very survival! Villainous plots turn, and you don’t want to miss the ultimate trial…for even if Wolverine can reach his enemies, will he remain a MUTANT?

Comic book cover featuring Wolverine with razor-sharp claws extended, expressing anger or intensity, against a dramatic, lightning-filled background.
Comic book cover featuring Wolverine with adamantium claws, showcasing a dramatic illustration and credits for the creative team.
A comic book scene set on the roof of Our Mother of Mercy Hospital, featuring four characters: two in medical scrubs discussing, and two others (Nightcrawler and Wolverine) appearing through a teleportation effect. The scene conveys humor and action amidst a hospital setting.
A comic book page featuring two characters in a hospital setting. One character has blue skin and facial features indicative of a mutant, while the other has a rugged appearance with facial hair. They appear to be engaged in a serious conversation about health concerns, with a sense of urgency in their expressions.
A comic book page featuring two characters having a serious conversation in a hallway. One character, wearing a brown costume and displaying a rugged demeanor, talks to another character in a blue costume, who appears to be a younger mutant with a tail. The background shows a modern interior with nearby doors.
A comic book scene featuring a conversation between two characters. One character with dark hair and facial hair sits and looks towards a female character walking in medical scrubs and a lab coat, holding a clipboard. The dialogue in speech bubbles indicates they are catching up after a delay.

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