Wolverine #74

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About this issue

Writer

Daniel Way and Jason Aaron

Penciller

Adam Kubert and Tommy Lee Edwards

Inker

Adam Kubert, Mark Farmer, and Tommy Lee Edwards

Colorist

Edgar Delgado, Morry Hollowell, Paul Mounts, and Tommy Lee Edwards

Letterer

Cory Petit and John Workman

Cover

Tommy Lee Edwards

Editor In Chief

Joe Quesada

Publisher

Dan Buckley

Characters

Bucky Barnes, Piledriver, Spider-Man, Thunderball, Wolverine, and Wrecker

Teams

New Avengers and Wrecking Crew

Story arc

A Mile in My Moccasins

Cover date

August 2009

On sale

10 June 2009

Cover price

$2.99

UPC

75960605458907411

Pages

36

Rating

Unknown

TWO STORIES over TWO ISSUES! Each tale begins in WOLVERINE #73 and concludes in #74…as the WOLVERINE comic book makes a change you won’t believe… “A DAY IN THE LIFE” PART 2 Superstar WOLVERINE artist ADAM KUBERT returns, joined by superstar WOLVERINE writer JASON AARON! Experience a day in the life for America’s favorite mutant—a day packed with action, women, villains, costume changes and beer. Ever wonder why Logan keeps himself so busy these days? The answer lies within. “ONE PERCENTER” PART 2 Meanwhile, WOLVERINE: ORIGINS writer DANIEL WAY is joined by MARVEL 1985’s TOMMY LEE EDWARDS in a prelude to DARK WOLVERINE! Logan wants to get the hell out of New York, and he’s in no hurry to get back to San Francisco, either. So he gets on a motorcycle and takes the long way home. But home for Logan isn’t in a secret underground headquarters—it’s in a fight, with his hands wrapped around the neck of somebody who’s got it coming.When Logan confronts Junior, Horror-Show's son, he discovers an elaborate plot. Junior is working with Ram, who is trying to oust Horror-Show as leader of the Burnin' Sons biker gang so he can deal drugs again. When Logan finds out that Junior doesn't want any help, he tells him to leave town and pretend that he's dead until he's ready to change. Making hs way back to Horror-Show's bar, he tells him that his son was dead. After hearing such, Horror-Show snaps and shoots him at close range. Later, Logan wakes up: his body dumped in the woods. He finds the man responsible for this whole mess - Ram - and after killing him, Logan leaves town. In a bar, Spider-Man meets up to talk to Logan to see what he's being doing with himself. Specifically, running him into the ground. At first, Logan is not the least bit receptive to the thought and goes so far as to toss Spider-Man out of the bar. Before he can, however, they find common ground when three men enter and try to rob the bar. Once the bar has been cleared out, Logan confides in Spider-Man that he is bothered by his memories and that h's trying to change his past, no matter if it kills him or not. Before they can continue the conversation any further, Logan gets a call from Cyclops and leaves again.