Preview: 'Wolverine: Flies to a Spider'

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Sun Nov 9, 2008 — by Robert Greenberger

Preview: 'Wolverine: Flies to a Spider'

Marvel has provided ComicMix with preview pages from the forthcoming Wolverine: Flies to a Spider. Novelist turned comic writer Gregg Hurwitz (Punisher) is paired with newcomer Jerome Opena (Fear Agents) and cover artist Tim Bradstreet for the oneshot due in stores December 12.

It’s New Year’s Eve and the meanest, nastiest, most jacked-up biker gang you ever could meet, The Road Dawgs, have gathered at a bar called the “Rat Trap.” But tonight there’s a stranger sitting on a stool at the end of the bar. Someone who’s looking to pick a fight. Someone who’s after much bigger game than some roughnecks – and be sure, this bad boy knows exactly how to get someone’s attention!

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mike weber (11:40 PM on Sun Nov 9, 2008)

Pages seem to be out of order, perhaps?

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