For Episode 3 of WIZARDS The Podcast Guide To Comics, Michael and Adam are joined by Wolverine superfan, Jeff, to get down n’ nerdy about everyone’s favorite razor-clawed mutant. Plus hear the tale of how our guest indulged in “criminal activity” to own the 1st appearance of Wolverine in addition to our usual brand of 90’s comics banter. Get listenin’, Bub!
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