All-New Wolverine
X-23 as Wolverine on a variant cover of All-New Wolverine #1
Publication information
PublisherMarvel Comics
ScheduleMonthly
FormatOngoing series
GenreSuperhero
Publication dateNovember 2015 – May 2018
Creative team
Written byTom Taylor[1]
Artist(s)David López

All-New Wolverine is a comic book series published by Marvel Comics that ran between 2015 and 2018 as part of the All-New, All-Different Marvel relaunch.[2][3][4] The series was the first to star Logan's clone Laura Kinney (formerly X-23) in the role as Wolverine. The plot introduces Laura's clone sisters, the youngest of which, Gabby, end up becoming her companion during their adventures.

Publication history

The character Laura Kinney becomes the new Wolverine in the series, succeeding her father Logan after his death,[5] with a new costume resembling the original Wolverine's.[6] The series was written by Tom Taylor with art by David López.[3][6][7]

The series began being reprinted in the UK in Panini's Wolverine and Deadpool title beginning in August 2016.

Plot

Laura tries to stop an assassination attempt in Paris and discovers the killer is a clone of her that is unable to feel pain.[8] Alchemax contact her and explain that a genetics laboratory has been destroyed by fire and that four clones are on the run. Robert Chandler Director of Genetics explains that the sisters have had advanced security training, but have not developed claws or a healing factor or a conscience like Laura, and they are out for revenge. She agrees to find them but only to protect the innocent. Returning to her apartment in the Bronx Laura finds the younger clone Gabby has come to ask for her help. Gabby has set a small fire in the bedroom and uses the distraction to leave. With some difficulty Laura is able to track Gabby and finds the others hiding out in the sewers. The white haired clone Bellonna shoots Laura before she has a chance to talk. When she awakens Laura realizes that somehow the Alchemax soldiers have also tracked them down. The sisters are out for revenge but Laura insists on no killing, and subdues all the soldiers non-lethally. Out of nowhere the sisters are all shot, and Taskmaster appears.[9] Furious she battles Taskmaster and although he matches her moves she is able to severely maim him. She is surprised to find the sisters are not dead, thanks to the body armor they were wearing. Bellona wants to kill Taskmaster so he cannot follow them but Laura argues against killing, but Zelda shoots him in the kneecaps instead. They escape but again the Alchemax soldiers attack in an explosive car chase, and Laura realizes she has been implanted with a tracker and cuts it out. Laura battles the soldiers giving the sisters time to escape. Laura eventually finds the sisters again, but Zelda is dying because something Alchemax has done is slowly killing them. In need of help but unable to contact her friends because Alchemax is watching Laura turns to Doctor Strange for help.[10] Doctor Strange tries to help them but cannot do anything about the nanotechnology causing the problem. Bellona accidentally unleashes a mystical monster they must fight. Zelda's condition worsens so Strange transports them to Pym Laboratories.[11]

Reception

The series holds an average rating of 7.9 by 234 professional critics on review aggregation website Comic Book Roundup.[12][13][14][15]

Prints

Issues

Issue Title Publication Date Comic Book Roundup Rating Estimated Sales to North American Retailers (First Month)
#1 Four Sisters: Part One November 11, 2015 8.0 by 27 professional critics.[16] 119,786, ranked 10th in North America[17]
#2 Four Sisters: Part Two November 25, 2015 7.4 by 10 professional critics.[18] 55,634, ranked 34th in North America[17]
#3 Four Sisters: Part Three December 30, 2015 8.1 by seven professional critics.[19] 50,990, ranked 42nd in North America[20]
#4 Four Sisters: Part Four January 13, 2016 49,978, ranked 27th in North America[21]
#5 Four Sisters: Part Five February 10, 2016 43,149, ranked 35th in North America[22]
#6 Four Sisters: Part Six March 9, 2016 44,668, ranked 36th in North America[23]
#7 Father Lost April 27, 2016 38,168, ranked 49th in North America[24]
#8 The Box: Part One May 18, 2016 38,242, ranked 44th in North America[25]
#9 The Box: Part Two June 1, 2016 43,545, ranked 56th in North America[26]
#10 Destiny: Part One July 20, 2016 38,579, ranked 66th in North America[27]
#11 Destiny: Part Two August 17, 2016 40,312, ranked 72nd in North America[28]
#12 Destiny: Part Three September 21, 2016 35,481, ranked 76th in North America[29]
#13 Enemy of the State II: Part One October 5, 2016 38,297, ranked 77th in North America[30]
#14 Enemy of the State II: Part Two November 16, 2016 35,437, ranked 81st in North America[31]
#15 Enemy of the State II: Part Three December 7, 2016 31,796, ranked 87th in North America[32]
#16 Enemy of the State II: Part Four January 11, 2017 35,128, ranked 71st in North America[33]
#17 Enemy of the State II: Part Five February 8, 2017 29,255, ranked 80th in North America[34]
#18 Enemy of the State II: Part Six March 8, 2017 46,731, ranked 33rd in North America[35]
#19 Immune: Part One April 5, 2017 57,526, ranked 21st in North America[36]
#20 Immune: Part Two May 10, 2017 36,573, ranked 55th in North America[37]
#21 Immune: Part Three June 14, 2017 38,500, ranked 50th in North America[38]
#22 Hive: Part One July 5, 2017 34,610, ranked 56th in North America[39]
#23 Hive: Part Two August 9, 2017 27,867, ranked 79th in North America[40]
#24 Hive: Part Three September 13, 2017 33,140, ranked 68th in North America[41]
#25 Orphans of X: Part One October 11, 2017 62,286, ranked 23rd in North America[42]
#26 Orphans of X: Part Two October 25, 2017 28,499, ranked 88th in North America[42]
#27 Orphans of X: Part Three November 22, 2017 26,907, ranked 82nd in North America[43]
#28 Orphans of X: Part Four December 13, 2017 29,512, ranked 52nd in North America[44]
#29 Orphans of X: Part Five January 17, 2018 25,330, ranked 88th in North America[45]
#30 Orphans of X: Part Six January 31, 2018 24,933, ranked 92nd in North America[45]
#31 Honey Badger & Deadpool February 28, 2018 30,055, ranked 62nd in North America[46]
#32 The Orphans March 14, 2018 27,586, ranked 72nd in North America[47]
#33 Old Woman Laura: Part 1 April 4, 2018 31,709, ranked 57th in North America[48]
#34 Old Woman Laura: Part 2 April 25, 2018 25,088, ranked 88th in North America[49]
#35 Old Woman Laura: Part 3 May 16, 2018 29,677, ranked 64th in North America[50]

Annuals

Title Pages Cover date Release date Comic Book Roundup rating Estimated sales (first month) Rated
"All-New Wolverine Annual #1" 40 October 2016 Physical: August 31, 2016[51]
Online: March 6, 2017[51]		 7.9 by 9 professional critics.[52] 38,106, ranked 78th in NA[28] 12+[53]

Collected editions

TitleMaterial collectedPublication dateISBN
All-New Wolverine Vol. 1: The Four Sisters All-New Wolverine #1-6 May 11, 2016[54] 978-0785196525
All-New Wolverine Vol. 2: Civil War II All-New Wolverine #7-12 October 19, 2016[55] 978-0785196532
All-New Wolverine Vol. 3: Enemy of the State II All-New Wolverine #13-18 May 3, 2017[56] 978-1302902902
All-New Wolverine Vol. 4: Immune All-New Wolverine #19-24 November 29, 2017[57] 978-1302909352
All-New Wolverine Vol. 5: Orphans of X All-New Wolverine #25-30 February 21, 2018[58] 978-1302905613
All-New Wolverine Vol. 6: Old Woman Laura All-New Wolverine #31-35 July 11, 2018[59] 978-1302911102
All-New Wolverine by Tom Taylor Omnibus All-New Wolverine #1-35, All-New Wolverine Annual #1, Generations: Wolverine & All-New Wolverine #1 May 11, 2021 978-1302926441

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