Wolverine Legends Volume 6: Marc Silvestri Book 1 TPB Paperback – May 1, 2004

The product actually came to me in good shape. If you are a die-hard Wolverine fan, then there is nothing to dislike about the various issues collected.

All Marc Silvestri art! He’s so talented. That’s what I bought it for, that’s what I got. Love it.

Honestly I didn't know if I could find this, and thought to check Amazon, and behold it was in stock, even in limited quantity (at the time I placed the order for it). I'm such a big fan of Marc Silvestri! He is a comicbook genius! And to get this untouched volume in it's plastic wrap makes it more valuable and collectible to a fan like me! I'm so happy I was able to get a copy of this volume of WOLVERINE!

Marvel Legends: Wolverine is a must have book! this book is written by Larry Hamma and the artwork is done by fan-favorite comic book artist, Marc Silvestri. In this book, Wolverine takes on the Japanese Yakuza, Faces down a legendary Canadian monster, and uncovers secrets of the Mysterious Weapon X program. The book features X-Men characters like Cable, Sabretooth,Silver Fox, Professor X and Jean Grey, this book collects Wolverine#31-34,#41-42,#48-50. This is a must have book because Marc Silvestri did a wonderful job with the artwork. Highly Recommended!

This is a great book for anyone looking to collect Marc Silvestri's art. It is more a less just that unfortunately, an art book. If you're looking to buy something for READING purposes, look for the Wolverine Classic TPBs because they are in order. Marvel obviously sees the VALUE (to themselves) in producing a ton of TPBs but it just makes things confusing.

I wasn't really sure what sort of stories I would be reading when I first started this volume. The X-Men have been around for a while, and I have only read a small fraction of the X-Men comics out there. This volume showcases comics penciled by Marc Silvestri, which means that the issues included are Wolverine #31-34, 41-42, and 48-50. I was a bit confused about how connected these groups of comics were, plot-wise, but it was still an interesting read. The first comics in the volume are about Wolverine battling Yakuza on really scary drugs, the next comic has the Hunter in Darkness. Then there's some comics with a little android girl named Elsie-Dee, as well as comics where Wolverine tries to find out which of his memories are real and which are false.For me, it seems like a pretty mixed bag, but avid fans of the X-Men and Wolverine might feel differently. For the most part, I really enjoyed the artwork - Silvestri does an excellent Wolverine, in my opinion.

I agree with most of the reviews here on this product.I was hoping a few issues were included in this collaboration, but they were not.It is upsetting when great stories or introductions/explanations of characters are missing, (i.e.: Storm & Elsie Dee, Mystique?) Why?The art is good, but you will notice holes & disappointment if you were looking for issues included, but not knowing which numbers/issues they are until after the fact.