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Writer: Charles Soule // Artist: Matteo Buffagni // Publisher: Marvel “All things considered, Kitty . . Wolverine should’ve stayed dead.” – Daredevil Not every question leads to an answer and not every search yields results. Daredevil’s misfit team of two ex-cops and a internet-addicted mutant learn this the hard way as what they believe is their final clue to the whereabouts of Logan literally blows up in their faces. In the fourth and final issue of Weapon Lost, writer Charles Soule continues to plant the final seeds for the September’s “Return of Wolverine,” promising a Logan unlike we have seen before.
After an encounter with Wolverine’s original cybernetic clone, Albert, the team of Daredevil, Misty Knight, Frank McGhee, and Cypher, realize they dropped one of their original leads too soon. They return to Chicago to interrogate the Security Guard who posted a strange amount of Wolverine sightings on his social media, but he is dead by the time they arrive. Before they can glean too much material evidence from the scene, a bomb explosion throws them to the skies. Misty fires a perimeter shield from her cybernetic arm, covering them from the debris and bringing them down for a soft landing. Although the evidence is lost, Frank McGhee uses his Inhuman abilities to take a photo capture of the scene with his laser eyes. He gleans the logo of the guard’s costume, discovering the name “Soteira” – the same para-military group turning a small town into zombies and givin…
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Jon-Carlos Evans
Jon-Carlos Evans is a Berlin based filmmaker, audiovisual artist and writer. He holds a B.A. in Film Production from Webster University-St.Louis and a MFA in Media Arts Production from the City College of New York….
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