Generations: All-New Wolverine & Wolverine #1 Spoilers – Made Us Cry and Laugh and Miss Logan

We definitely loved this week’s Generations: All-New Wolverine & Wolverine #1 Spoilers featuring Laura Kinney aka X-23 and the original Wolverine himself, Logan by writer Tom Taylor and artist Ramon Rosanas.

In this issue, we start with Wolverine going solo against a cadre of Hand ninjas. It’s typical Wolverine with his banter about being the best at what he does and what he does ain’t pretty. And the fact that he’s going to die if the ninjas successfully push him into the water.

And just before he gets dragged down to the water, Laura Kinney aka X-23 makes an appearance and helps him out.

That’s a scary thing to see.

We find out in this Generations issue that Wolverine and Mariko’s adopted daughter Akiko has been kidnapped by the Hand and its the reason Logan flew halfway across the world to rescue her. It’s still not clear how Laura winded up in the past, but she knew that she had to help her old man.

They track down Akiko and hitch a ride on the plane and they find out who’s behind all this…

To stop Sabretooth from killing Akiko, X-23 decides to take out one of his hands and throw herself out of the plane.

They survive falling off the plane but Laura is weakened while Victor Creed easily picks himself up and ready to kill the All-New Wolverine. Luckily for her Wolverine follows the two of them (how? don’t ask)…

To fully incapacitate Sabretooth, X-23 delivers the “killing blow”.

They return Akiko and Logan promises they’ll be alright the moment he leaves them. Laura chastises Wolverine for this decision and after a non-reveal, Logan decides to stay with his family for awhile.

Laura gets invited to stay for dinner and before she can accept the invite, she slowly dissipates. The last thing she does is embrace her father and say that she misses him.

Again I have to say that this is by far the best issue of Generations Marvel has come out with. I liked the Generations: Jean Grey and Phoenix story with Cullen Bunn’s writing but this Taylor’s issue has a lot of heart. I’m prompted to write a review for this after this Generations: All-New Wolverine & Wolverine #1 Spoilers