Wolverine #14 (1989 Marvel Comics) – NM – Madripoor Noir Continues in Claremont’s Iconic Solo Run

📦 Product Description:

Condition: NM (Near Mint)
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Series: Wolverine (Vol. 2)
Issue: #14
Release Year: 1989
Creators: Chris Claremont (Writer), John Buscema (Pencils), Klaus Janson (Inks)
Genre: Superhero, Noir, Crime Drama

🩸 Issue Overview:
Logan’s double life as "Patch" in Madripoor grows darker and deadlier in Wolverine #14. In the seedy criminal underbelly of Southeast Asia, every alley hides an ambush, and every friend might be a traitor. This issue amps up:

• Street-level political warfare

• Moral dilemmas that push Logan to the edge

• Sharp storytelling with brutal action and noir narration

• Gorgeous moody visuals by Buscema & Janson that frame Wolverine like a mythic ronin in a trench coat

A perfect chapter in what fans consider one of Wolverine's most defining eras.

📊 Condition Notes (NM Estimate):

• Cover: Deep color, flawless gloss, no color breaks

• Spine: No ticks or roll, sharp and flat

• Corners: Razor-sharp

• Interior Pages: White and clean throughout

• Bagged & boarded in collector-grade sleeve

💀 Why This Comic Still Roars:

• Part of Wolverine’s first solo run — a key milestone in his transition from team player to mythic antihero

• High-grade NM condition = ideal for display, resale, or grading

• Written by Claremont during his peak Marvel influence

• Builds Wolverine’s mystique as a global enforcer and tragic loner

🧟 From the Reaper’s Madripoor archives — sharp, shadowy, and soaked in style.