Wolverine/Gambit: Victims #4

Wolverine/Gambit: Victims #4, published in 1995, serves as the final installment of a four-part prestige format miniseries written by Jeph Loeb with artwork by Tim Sale. The project emerged during a period when Marvel Comics frequently paired high-profile characters to capitalize on their individual popularity, placing the gritty, feral Wolverine alongside the charismatic, smooth-talking Gambit as they investigated a series of murders in London that pointed toward the villainous Mastermind.

The creative team of Loeb and Sale sought to lean into the noir-inspired, atmospheric tension of the mystery, with Sale utilizing his signature high-contrast, dramatic lighting style to define the dark, gothic aesthetic of the story. While the miniseries received moderate attention for its stylistic departure from standard superhero fare, it remains a notable example of 1990s character-driven crossovers that prioritized mood and stylistic experimentation over the traditional interconnected continuity of the broader X-Men line.