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''Wolverine: Patch'' is a 2022 comic book limited series from Creator/MarvelComics. It's part of the ComicBook/XMen franchise and stars Logan, the titular [[Characters/WolverineJamesLoganHowlett Wolverine]]. The series is written by Creator/LarryHama, with art by Andrea Di Vito and Le Beau Underwood, and color art by Sebastian Cheng.
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''Wolverine: Patch'' is a 2022 comic book limited series from Creator/MarvelComics. It's part of the ComicBook/XMen franchise and stars Logan, the titular [[Characters/WolverineJamesLoganHowlett [[Characters/MarvelComicsLogan Wolverine]]. The series is written by Creator/LarryHama, with art by Andrea Di Vito and Le Beau Underwood, and color art by Sebastian Cheng.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[spoiler:Major Nemikova intends to kill both the Prince and General Coy once they've helped her recover the fugitives. Unfortunately for her, this just makes it easier for Patch to SetAMookToKillAMook, tricking the three factions into firing towards each other. Nemikova immediately assumes Coy and the Prince found out about her planned double-cross]].
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[spoiler:Major Nemikova intends to kill both the Prince and General Coy once they've helped her recover the fugitives. Unfortunately for her, this just makes it easier for Patch to SetAMookToKillAMook, tricking the three factions into firing towards each other. Nemikova immediately assumes takes it at face value, assuming Coy and the Prince found out about her planned double-cross]].
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* DeviousDaggers: Gimel's usually DualWielding long knives and his speed and InvisibilityCloak powers mean that he can catch opponents by surprise rather than facing them head-on. When fighting alongside Beth, he's prone to stab foes InTheBack while she pummels them with SuperStrength.
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* DeviousDaggers: Gimel's usually DualWielding long knives and his speed and InvisibilityCloak {{Invisibility}} powers mean that he can catch opponents by surprise rather than facing them head-on. When fighting alongside Beth, he's prone to stab foes InTheBack while she pummels them with SuperStrength.
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* InvisibilityCloak: Gimel's abilities let him fade out of sight. He's translucent or partially transparent in several of his fight scenes.
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* InvisibilityCloak: {{Invisibility}}: Gimel's abilities let him fade out of sight. He's translucent or partially transparent in several of his fight scenes. It's not clarified whether this is his mutant power or an InvisibilityCloak cybernetic enhancement.
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* BinocularShot: After Patch recovers from his [[ItsRainingMen jump from Archie's plane]], a red-tinged binocular shot shows that he's been spotted. The next page changes its viewpoint to reveal he villainous General Coy and his troops, making their first appearance in the story.
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* BinocularShot: After Patch recovers from his [[ItsRainingMen jump from Archie's plane]], a red-tinged binocular shot shows that he's been spotted. spotted in the jungle, despite his precautions. The next page changes its viewpoint to reveal he the villainous General Coy and his troops, making their first appearance in the story.
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* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: At the end of the series, the Prince suggests to General Cot that they go their separate ways and pretend the whole mess never happened.
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* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: At the end of the series, the Prince suggests to General Cot Coy that they go their separate ways and pretend the whole mess never happened.
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* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: At the end of the series, the Prince suggests to General Cot that they go their separate ways and pretend the whole mess never happened.
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* BadassFamily: Beth, her husband Gimel, and their child Alef are a terrifying combination. Beth and Gimel are mutants who've been cybernetically enhanced and trained as {{Super Soldier}}s. Alef has massive PsychicPowers, as well as HealingHands and other abilities.
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* ContinuityNod: A flashback shows that one of the other super soldiers Beth and Gimel trained alongside was Omega Red.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[spoiler:Major Nemikova intends to kill both the Prince and General Coy once they've helped her recover the fugitives.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[spoiler:Major Nemikova intends to kill both the Prince and General Coy once they've helped her recover the fugitives. Unfortunately for her, this just makes it easier for Patch to SetAMookToKillAMook, tricking the three factions into firing towards each other. Nemikova immediately assumes Coy and the Prince found out about her planned double-cross]].
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* SetAMookToKillAMook: [[spoiler:When Nemikova's Russian soldiers, General Coy's troops and the Prince's thugs are all searching the jungle, Patch makes hit-and-run attacks that trick them into firing towards each other. Neither Coy nor the Prince trusts the other factions, so they assume it's a double-cross. Nemikova really ''was'' [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness planning to double-cross and murder them]], so assumes they figured it out before her troops made their move. The end result is a three-way battle that decimates all three groups]].
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* SavedByCanon: Apart from Wolverine himself, Tyger Tiger, General Coy, the Prince and Archie Corrigan all play major roles in later ''Wolverine'' stories, as does Nick Fury. To a leaser extent, that's also true of Dr. Malheur and Dai-Kumo. While some of them end up in life-threatening situations, there's no real risk of lasting harm.
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* SavedByCanon: Apart from Wolverine himself, Tyger Tiger, General Coy, the Prince and Archie Corrigan all play major roles in later ''Wolverine'' stories, as does Nick Fury. To a leaser lesser extent, that's also true of Dr. Malheur and Dai-Kumo. While some of them end up in life-threatening situations, there's no real risk of lasting harm.
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler:At the end of the series, Wolverine loses his memory of the events]].
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler:At the end of the series, Wolverine Alef takes Patch to the 'healing place' and the treatment means that he loses his memory of the events]].
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* SavedByCanon: Apart from Wolverine himself, Tyger Tiger, General Coy, the Prince and Archie Corrigan all play major roles in later ''Wolverine'' stories, as does Nick Fury. While some of them end up in life-threatening situations, there's no real risk of lasting harm.
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* SavedByCanon: Apart from Wolverine himself, Tyger Tiger, General Coy, the Prince and Archie Corrigan all play major roles in later ''Wolverine'' stories, as does Nick Fury. To a leaser extent, that's also true of Dr. Malheur and Dai-Kumo. While some of them end up in life-threatening situations, there's no real risk of lasting harm.
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* DeviousDaggers: Gimel's usually DualWielding long knives and his speed and InvisibilityCloak powers mean that he usually catches opponents by surprise rather than facing them head-on. When fighting alongside Beth, he's prone to stab foes InTheBack while she pummels them with SuperStrength.
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* DeviousDaggers: Gimel's usually DualWielding long knives and his speed and InvisibilityCloak powers mean that he usually catches can catch opponents by surprise rather than facing them head-on. When fighting alongside Beth, he's prone to stab foes InTheBack while she pummels them with SuperStrength.
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* DeviousDaggers: Gimel's usually DualWielding long knives and his speed and InvisibilityCloak powers mean that he usually catches opponents by surprise rather than facing them head-on. When fighting alongside Beth, he's prone to stab foes InTheBack while she pummels them with SuperStrength.
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* LeftForDead: Patch comes off worst in his first fight with Gimel and Beth, and they leave him battered and bleeding to death. Or so they think - they've done a lot of damage, but don't know that he has a HealingFactor.
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* InvisibilityCloak: Gimel's abilities let him fade out of sight. He's translucent or partially transparent in several of his fight scenes.
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* BinocularShot: After Patch recovers from his [[ItsRainingMen jump from Archie's plane]], a red-tinged binocular shot shows that he's been spotted. The next page changes its viewpoint to reveal he villainous General Coy and his troops, making their first appearance in the story.
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* SavedByCanon: Apart from Wolverine himself, Tyger Tiger, General Coy, the Prince and Archie Corrigan all play major roles in later ''Wolverine'' stories, as does Nick Fury. While some of them end up in life-threatening situations, there's no real risk of lasting harm.
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The story is an {{Interquel}}, set just prior to the start of Larry Hama's 1990-1997 run on the ''ComicBook/{{Wolverine|1988}}'' series. At this point in time, after ''ComicBook/TheFallOfTheMutants'', the world believes the X-Men to be dead. When away from the team, Logan has taken up residence in the corrupt Asian island nation of Madripoor, where he's wearing an eyepatch - and using the alias 'Patch' - in the hope he won't be recognised.
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The story is an {{Interquel}}, set in the shared Franchise/MarvelUniverse just prior to the start of Larry Hama's 1990-1997 run on the ''ComicBook/{{Wolverine|1988}}'' series. At this point in time, after ''ComicBook/TheFallOfTheMutants'', the world believes the X-Men to be dead. When away from the team, Logan has taken up residence in the corrupt Asian island nation of Madripoor, where he's wearing an eyepatch - and using the alias 'Patch' - in the hope he won't be recognised.
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* ItsRainingMen: After being warned off by ComicBook/NickFury and ComicBook/{{SHIELD}}, Patch decides that the easiest way to do the reconnaissance without alerting them is to jump out of Archie's plane. With no parachute. It's not exactly a safe landing, but he does have unbreakable bones and a HealingFactor.
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''Wolverine: Patch'' is a 2022 comic book limited series from Creator/MarvelComics. It's part of the ComicBook/XMen franchise and stars Logan, the titular [[Characters/WolverineJamesLoganHowlett Wolverine]]. The series is written by Creator/LarryHama, with art by Andrea Di Vito and Le Beau Underwood, and color art by Sebastian Cheng.
The story is an {{Interquel}}, set just prior to the start of Larry Hama's 1990-1997 run on the ''ComicBook/{{Wolverine|1988}}'' series. At this point in time, after ''ComicBook/TheFallOfTheMutants'', the world believes the X-Men to be dead. When away from the team, Logan has taken up residence in the corrupt Asian island nation of Madripoor, where he's wearing an eyepatch - and using the alias 'Patch' - in the hope he won't be recognised.
He's still trying to help people, though. And he still keeps getting into trouble. On this occasion, that's because Madripoor's Prince thinks something untoward is happening in Madripoor's jungle-covered highlands, and wants Patch to go investigate. The Prince isn't exactly trustworthy, but if Patch doesn't play along, it could be awkward for his friends. And it's a simple job - how bad could it be?
As it turns out, it could be very bad indeed. And a lot of people are about to die.
The first issue was released March 23, 2022.
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!!''Wolverine: Patch'' contains examples of:
* {{Interquel}}: The series was published in 2022, but it's set during the first ongoing ''ComicBook/{{Wolverine|1988}}'' series, which launched in 1988. Specifically, it's set just before Creator/LarryHama's run started in 1990.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler:At the end of the series, Wolverine loses his memory of the events]]
* VariantCover: The first issue has two variants as well as its standard cover.
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''Wolverine: Patch'' is a 2022 comic book limited series from Creator/MarvelComics. It's part of the ComicBook/XMen franchise and stars Logan, the titular [[Characters/WolverineJamesLoganHowlett Wolverine]]. The series is written by Creator/LarryHama, with art by Andrea Di Vito and Le Beau Underwood, and color art by Sebastian Cheng.
The story is an {{Interquel}}, set just prior to the start of Larry Hama's 1990-1997 run on the ''ComicBook/{{Wolverine|1988}}'' series. At this point in time, after ''ComicBook/TheFallOfTheMutants'', the world believes the X-Men to be dead. When away from the team, Logan has taken up residence in the corrupt Asian island nation of Madripoor, where he's wearing an eyepatch - and using the alias 'Patch' - in the hope he won't be recognised.
He's still trying to help people, though. And he still keeps getting into trouble. On this occasion, that's because Madripoor's Prince thinks something untoward is happening in Madripoor's jungle-covered highlands, and wants Patch to go investigate. The Prince isn't exactly trustworthy, but if Patch doesn't play along, it could be awkward for his friends. And it's a simple job - how bad could it be?
As it turns out, it could be very bad indeed. And a lot of people are about to die.
The first issue was released March 23, 2022.
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!!''Wolverine: Patch'' contains examples of:
* {{Interquel}}: The series was published in 2022, but it's set during the first ongoing ''ComicBook/{{Wolverine|1988}}'' series, which launched in 1988. Specifically, it's set just before Creator/LarryHama's run started in 1990.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler:At the end of the series, Wolverine loses his memory of the events]]
* VariantCover: The first issue has two variants as well as its standard cover.
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