Savage Wolverine #1 rides the frontier — a brutal horror debut for Logan

Thomas Bloom steers Wolverine into a blood‑soaked cowboy saga, blending the creator’s horror flair with Marvel’s iconic mutant. A fresh, mature‑rated opening that promises a gritty, visceral take on the American West.

Marvel’s newest entry drops a Wolverine story that swaps the urban jungle for dusty plains. Helmed by Thomas Bloom, the mind behind the cult hit Kill Six Billion Demons, the series promises a horror‑tinged adventure that feels both familiar and startlingly new.

In this opening issue Logan finds himself riding through a lawless frontier where the aftermath of Krakoa’s experiments begins to surface. Mutant‑born specters and old‑world desperados converge, forcing the feral hero to confront sins that predate his own brutal past.

Bloom’s reputation for vivid, unsettling world‑building pairs with Devmalya Pramanik’s dynamic art, which renders the wild terrain and grisly encounters with striking clarity. The issue marks the first printed appearance of an Infinity Comic story, and the mature‑content label signals a story that doesn’t shy away from the darker side of the character.

If the raw, western horror of this debut catches your eye, the collected volume titled Savage Wolverine: Hands On A Dead Body compiles issues six through eleven, extending the nightmarish journey and deepening the mythos introduced here.

Swing by the shop or order online to add this gritty first chapter to your shelf – it’s a unique slice of Wolverine that feels both classic and refreshingly daring.