Wolverine #40 — Quando Wolverine Enfrentou um Bombardeiro Stealth | Análise Completa

In this complete analysis of Wolverine #40, we continue exploring one of the character's most creative phases in the 90s, written by Larry Hama and masterfully illustrated by Marc Silvestri. What seemed to be just another plot involving the androids Albert and Elsie-Dee begins to take on surprisingly profound contours. In this issue we find real military references, plastic explosives inspired by C-4, experimental stealth bombers, the top of the World Trade Center as the central stage of the story, and a script that transforms artificial characters into unexpectedly human figures. An extremely unusual issue… and perhaps one of the most peculiar stories ever published in Wolverine's solo comic. In the next video, we move on to an explosive issue with the arrival of two Marvel giants: Sabretoothe and Cable. 📚 Saga analyzed: Wolverine #40 ✍️ Script: Larry Hama 🎨 Art: Marc Silvestri 📅 Original publication: 1991 If you also appreciate classic Marvel and DC comics, original art analysis, editorial context, and historical comic book trivia… subscribe to the channel. #Wolverine #MarvelComics #Comics #XMen #LarryHama #MarcSilvestri #Sabretooth #Cable This video is critical, educational, and analytical in nature. Comic book images are used selectively for commentary, study, and critique purposes, in accordance with fair use. All rights belong to their respective owners.