All-New Wolverine #7 – Comic Review & Breakdown
𧏠Genre
Superhero • Action • Drama • Science Fiction
đŠž♀️ Main Characters
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Laura Kinney / Wolverine – The clone-daughter of Logan, now carrying the Wolverine mantle with strength and compassion.
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Gabby – Laura’s young clone sister, a breakout character known for her innocence, humor, and evolving powers.
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Logan (Legacy) – Though not physically present, Logan’s past and actions loom over the events of this issue, influencing Laura’s choices.
✍️ Writer
Tom Taylor – Known for his emotionally resonant storytelling and character-driven narratives, Taylor brings depth and vulnerability to Laura Kinney’s journey as Wolverine.
đš Artist
Marcio Takara – Takara's art in this issue is expressive and fluid, capturing both tender character moments and high-octane action scenes with finesse.
đ§đŒ Editor Details
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Editor-in-Chief: Axel Alonso
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Editor: Mark Paniccia
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Their editorial oversight ensures the tone remains consistent with Laura’s ongoing character development in the All-New Wolverine series.
đą Publisher and Brand
Marvel Comics | Part of the All-New, All-Different Marvel initiative post-Secret Wars.
đ Release Year
2016
đ Brief Plot Summary
After surviving a brutal battle in the previous arc, Laura and Gabby try to reclaim some semblance of peace. However, as they attempt to adjust to a life less defined by violence, the emotional scars left by their harrowing past remain fresh. Laura wrestles with the legacy left behind by Logan, striving to be a Wolverine who saves rather than destroys. But when secrets and shadows of the Weapon X program begin to surface once more, she realizes that escaping the past might not be possible—only transforming it might be.
đ Notable Arcs or Storylines
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“The Four Sisters” arc lays the emotional groundwork for Laura and Gabby’s bond.
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Issue #7 acts as a bridge between action-heavy conflict and the more introspective narratives that follow.
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Begins to set up the direction for “Enemy of the State II”, a darker storyline dealing with legacy and personal redemption.
đ§ Fan Theories or Interpretations
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Some fans theorize that Gabby, with her growing resilience and mutation, could be the heir apparent to the Wolverine title in future timelines.
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The juxtaposition of Laura’s inner turmoil against Logan’s legacy is often interpreted as Marvel’s way of exploring trauma inheritance and identity reconstruction.
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The subtle scenes between Laura and Gabby are seen as emotional healing moments—representing not just survival but emotional rebirth.
đ Review Summary
All-New Wolverine #7 delivers a quieter, more introspective chapter in Laura’s evolution. Tom Taylor’s script is heartfelt and nuanced, diving deep into Laura’s psyche without ever losing sight of her strength. Marcio Takara’s artwork complements the tone beautifully, with tender expressions and kinetic layouts. Gabby remains a standout character, balancing innocence with growing awareness of her origins. This issue may not be action-heavy, but its emotional weight and character growth make it one of the most poignant entries in the series. đđđđ⭐
đĄ️ A must-read for fans of legacy heroes and complex character arcs.
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