Wolverine #89

Wolverine number 89 was published by Marvel Comics in January 1995 as part of the long-running Wolverine solo series. Emerging during a period of intense creative experimentation in the 1990s, the issue fits into a broader era defined by visceral storytelling and high-stakes crossovers. The title was a pillar of the X-Men franchise, focusing on Logan’s internal struggles and his past as a weapon, consistently maintaining its status as a commercial powerhouse during the decade.

The interior art was provided by Adam Kubert, a definitive artist for the character during this period, whose dynamic and gritty style helped establish the modern visual language for Wolverine. Working alongside writer Larry Hama, who is credited with fleshing out much of the character's mysterious history, the team aimed to balance intense combat sequences with the brooding psychological depth that defined the series. The work was generally well-received by fans of the time for its consistency and the visceral energy that Kubert brought to the pages.