Wolverine #38 — Wolverine vs Wolverine! (Morte em Veneza) | Análise Completa

In today's video, we follow the sequence of events from Wolverine #37 directly, analyzing the Wolverine #38 issue (April 1991): "Death in Venice". Written by Larry Hama, art by Marc Silvestri, and inks by Dan Green, this issue delivers one of the most insane and cinematic premises of the run: Wolverine facing Wolverine himself. After Donald Pierce creates two androids—one with the perfect appearance of Logan and the other with the appearance of the little girl Elsie-Dee—the situation gets completely out of control. An imposter is stealing money, spreading chaos in Venice Beach, and everything points to a much bigger… and explosive trap. In this video we have: 📌 cover analysis 📌 page-by-page reading and commentary 📌 literary curiosities and references in the title "Death in Venice" 📌 close-up analysis of the composition and visual narrative 📌 context of the saga involving Donald Pierce, Deathstrike, and the androids If you enjoy classic Wolverine, 90s Marvel, and the Larry Hama/Silvestri era, this issue is a must-have. 🔔 Subscribe to the channel and leave your comment: Do you remember this fake Wolverine saga? Is this phase one of the best? Legal Notice – Use for Critical Analysis The images, characters, and excerpts presented in this video belong to their respective copyright holders. Their use is exclusively for the purposes of criticism, commentary, study, and analysis of the narrative language of comics, characterizing transformative use. This content does not replace reading the original work, nor does it have the purpose of full reproduction or commercial competition. The channel's objective is to promote reflection, interpretation, and in-depth understanding of sequential art as a language.