Wolverine #50
Legacy #392 · Sabretooth War finale · Cover E Frank Miller Variant · 50th-anniversary issue · original first printing · Collect Forever Soft Slab
29 May 2024
Oversized final issue of Marvel's 2020 Wolverine run, legacy #392, concluding the ten-part Sabretooth War while simultaneously marking issue #50 of the run and 50 years of Wolverine. This copy is the regular Frank Miller Cover E variant, UPC 75960609661905061, not the separate Miller virgin incentive.
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- marvel-comics
- Condition
- Near Mint appearance — provisional and ungraded inside Collect Forever Soft Slab
- Completeness
- Complete under the standing TMR intake rule; the comic remains enclosed in its Collect Forever Soft Slab, so page-by-page completeness and interior inserts cannot be independently inspected.
Catalogue note
Oversized final issue of Marvel's 2020 Wolverine run, legacy #392, concluding the ten-part Sabretooth War while simultaneously marking issue #50 of the run and 50 years of Wolverine. This copy is the regular Frank Miller Cover E variant, UPC 75960609661905061, not the separate Miller virgin incentive. The issue includes the Creed-vs-Logan finale plus anniversary material by veteran Wolverine creators, including Larry Hama, and serves as Benjamin Percy's send-off from the title.
Why this object matters
The Sabretooth War finale, oversized anniversary content and veteran contributions make this a strong Wolverine retrospective object. Miller’s regular cover adds artist context, but neither the #50 milestone nor the anniversary warrants Gold. Reduce to 8.2.
Evidence limits: Complete under the standing TMR intake rule; the comic remains enclosed in its Collect Forever Soft Slab, so page-by-page completeness and interior inserts cannot be independently inspected.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 8.2 / 10.
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