True Believers: Iron Man 2020 - Albert & Elsie-Dee Wolverine # 1 (Marvel 2020)

True Believers: Iron Man 2020 - Wolverine: Albert & Elsie-Dee #1 (Marvel Comics 2020)

The "senses-shattering" saga of mutantkind's most bizarre cybernetic duplicates returns in a "mind-blowing" budget-friendly spotlight. Released in 2020 to provide crucial context for the high-tech corporate chaos of the Iron Man 2020 event, this "weird and twisted" True Believers reprint allows readers to experience a "stupefying" chapter of Wolverine's history with absolute "visual fluidity." At White Dragon Comics, we secure these "investment-grade" dollar books to ensure your shortboxes are packed with every "mind-bending" cybernetic milestone Marvel has to offer.

Issue Summary: The "Senses-Shattering" Debut of the Android Duplicates

This special True Believers edition reprints the iconic opening salvo of the classic 1991 storyline (originally presented in Wolverine #37), plunging Logan into a "mind-blowing" and lethal game of artificial deception.

• A "Mind-Bending" Trap: Donald Pierce and the cybernetic Revers construct a "weird and twisted" pair of android duplicates designed specifically to assassinate Wolverine: Albert, a robotic clone of Logan himself, and Elsie-Dee, a "stupefying" bomb-carrying android built to look like a harmless young girl.

• Visceral Interior Art: Legendary creators deliver "mind-blowing" classic pencils, rendering the gritty streets of Madripoor, high-tech cybernetic enhancements, and "senses-shattering" slashing action with a "visual fluidity" that remains truly "stupefying."

• The "Weird and Twisted" Glitch: The assassination plot takes a "mind-blowing" detour when Elsie-Dee accidentally receives maximum artificial intelligence, giving her a "senses-shattering" conscience that makes her question her programming before she can detonate.

Creative Team & Specifications

• Writer: Larry Hama

• Artist: Marc Silvestri

• Inker: Dan Green

• Colorist: Glynis Oliver (Original Colors)

• Letterer: Pat Brosseau (Original Letters)

• Cover Artist: Marc Silvestri (Classic Reprint Art Layout)

• Release Date: 2020 (Original Issue: May 1991)

• Publisher: Marvel Comics

• Page Count: 32 Pages

• Rating: Rated T+ – Suggested for teens and up seeking "senses-shattering" cybernetic action.