Wolverine and Cyclops have the Talk in Wolverine and the X-Men # 10

That awesome moment when Wolverine and Cyclops decide to have "THE TALK" about their beliefs after Schism.

And surprisingly, this happened after the Avengers storm the beaches of Utopia and the eventual escape of Hope Summers from the island.

Anyway, Wolverine and the X-Men # 10 did not have a lot of action but we've got to hand it to Jason Aaron and Chris Bachalo to deliver a book that's still entertaining.

The Hellfire Club Kids Return in Wolverine and the X-Men # 2

Cade Kilgore and the rest of the new Hellfire Club Members return once more to cause havoc in the pages of Wolverine and the X-Men # 2 which now has a new preview.

Marvel Brings Back Grant Morrison Era Villain for Schism

Marvel Brings Back Grant Morrison Era Villain for Schism

Schism Teaser Shows Wolverine Battling Cyclops

Finally! The battle we've all been waiting for ever since Cyclops became the king of the last remaining mutants will unfold in the pages of the upcoming Schism...

WOLVERINE VERSUS CYCLOPS!

And it seems like the split will be good for the X-books... And according to the August 2011 solicits from Marvel Comics, the Hellfire Club will rear its evil, ugly head once more in the midst of all the trouble.


Whew, looks like aside from ASM's SPIDER ISLAND and the ongoing FEAR ITSELF books, we'll have more to chew with Jason Aaron's Schism.

Whats the Deal With Wolverine Going To Hell

It was pretty obvious that the Marvel's hype machine for Wolverine is moving the gears once more. Not only will Dark Wolverine reboot (starring Logan's wayward son Daken Akihiro) but we'll be seeing an X-23 ongoing courtesy of Marjorie Liu.

Just how many times do they have to reboot the Wolverine books? I mean I was pretty happy with the numbering system around the end of "Old Man Logan" and then they had to stop it and then restart it all over again and changing the Wolverine book into Dark Wolverine.


Despite all the inherent bitching about the topic I am happy about Wolverine having a sub-universe within the Marvel universe.