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Somewhere in the Canadian wilderness, Logan sees an abandoned tractor trailer. He knows as soon as he sees it that his night is shot. Just once, it’d be nice to come across an abandoned truck where the fellas have just run outta gas or had some sorta engine trouble, just once.
Noticing the blood on the snow, he recognizes that it’s from a dog. Butchered, nothing but offal left behind. Trucker’s been dragged off into the night, still alive by the looks of it, by two assailants on foot. And they don’t seem to care if they’re followed, which means they’re either badass and fearless or just plum damn crazy. He catches their scent, focuses on it and, just like that, everything else fades. He forgets where he’s headed, what he was fixin’ to do. Nothing else matters but this trail, this hunt. As of this moment, he’s completely and utterly alone in this world.
Elsewhere, in the Canadian wilderness, Melita Garner is inside a cabin, with a number of Logan’s friends present – Colossus, Iron Fist, Steve Rogers and Doctor Strange are among the guests. A banner reads “Happy Birthday Logan.” The Thing tells Melita that it’s a nice party and asks when the canucklehead gets there. Melita replies that he should be on his way. Excuse her; she thinks someone’s at the door.
Opening the door, Melita sees Luke Cage and Jessica Jones standing there. Melita welcomes them in and offers to take their coats. As she does, Jessica apologizes that they’re late. Their nanny had some sort of squirrel-related emergency to deal with. Looking around, Cage remarks that he’s seen some crazy stuff in his day… like the fact that their nanny is a giant squirrel… but this... this he really had to see to believe. Jessica tells Melita that what Cage means to say is that it’s a pleasure to meet her. And thanks so much for inviting them. Melita tells them she’s glad they could come. Logan’s not there yet but, please, just make themselves at home. Handing a bottle to Melita, Cage tells her it’s for the birthday boy. It’s an 18 year old single malt. He tried getting him a book one time, but damn if he hasn’t already read everything. Melita tells them that’s so nice. She’ll put it with the other gifts (bottles of alcohol).
Mingling at the party, Cage notices steaks, beer and a jukebox full of the Rolling Stones. Melita knows her man, he’ll give her that. Jessica says she seems like a lovely woman. Honestly, not at all what she expected. She means, you hear, “Wolverine’s girlfriend,” you can’t help but picture a porn star with claws. Cage remarks that he’ll give her five to one that he don’t even show. Or he does show and, when they all pop out and yell “surprise,” he flips out and stabs someone. Jessica tells him to please. Cage says he’s just saying remember who they’re talking about here. Jessica proceeds to ask him that if he thought the party was bound to be such a disaster, why did he want to come. Cage asks if she kidding; he wouldn’t have missed this for the world.
Rushing through the snow, Logan notices that the trail keeps leading deeper into the woods. It’s gonna be a long night. These fellas are moving fast. And they know this terrain well. Hard to gain any ground on ‘em. His stomach’s grumbling. He finds half a strip of beef jerky in his pocket and washes it down with a fistful of snow. All alone in the forest with some cold jerky and a dirty snow cone. Not exactly the sort of night he had in mind.
Back at the cabin, Deadpool is standing on top of a table. As he does, he tells everybody that it’s time to turn this mother out – karaoke Deadpool-style. Let’s do this. Sweeeeeeet Caaroliiiine! Standing next to Steve Rogers, Colossus and Thing, Luke Cage asks who invited Deadpool. Steve replies nobody actually. Apparently, he just sort of showed up. After Colossus remarks that he did bring a cheese dip, Thing points out that it has bullets in it. Beast proceeds to ask Iceman that Scott (Summers aka Cyclops) couldn’t be bothered to leave his precious island, he sees. Iceman says Scott politely declined, yes. And Emma, when he asked her about it, she just walked away, laughing. Beast remarks God, he does not miss that place.
Seeing Melita conversing with the Sons of the Tiger – Abe Brown, Bob Diamond and Lin Sun, Storm says she’s pretty and sharp. She’s gotta admit, she likes her. So who thinks she has any idea what she’s getting herself into? One by one, Jubilee, Ms. Marvel, Rogue and Spider-Woman agree. Not a damn clue. Just then, Melita exclaims that if everyone’s there, she’d like to say a little something. Is this everyone? Back at Avengers Mansion, Spider-Man wanders the empty halls and asks where everybody is.
After Cage informs Melita that everybody is there, she thanks everybody for coming. It’s really going to mean a lot to Logan that they’re all there. It means a lot to her too, since she’s meeting most of them for the first time. The guest of honor should be arriving any minute now. She’s got Angel out patrolling the skies, keeping an eye out for him. And, before he gets there, Iceman’s going to cover up all the tracks outside and the Invisible Woman’s going to hide all the aircraft. So when he walks in, they’ll all jump out and yell surprise. Under his breath, Cage asks Jessica Jones if he should point out that he’s got super-senses and will know they’re all there from a mile away. Smiling, Jessica tells him, if he does, she’ll kill him.
Continuing, Melita says it’s all pretty corny, she knows. But it’s the kind of party Logan’s never had. They all know he likes to play the cold-hearted loner. But looking around this room, she thinks it’s rather obvious that he’s anything but. They are more than just his friends and colleagues, they’re his family. Upon hearing Melita talk, Deadpool begins to tear up. Melita adds that this is a very special birthday for Logan. He doesn’t even know how special. And she’s just glad he’ll be spending it with all the smiling faces she sees around her.
Inside a cabin filled with bones and beakers with human intestines in them, a large burly man tells his captive “howdy.” ‘Bout time he woke up. He was gettin’ worried. Thought he might’ve bonked him too hard on the noggin back there at the truck. And if he ain’t gonna be awake and screaming the whole time, well, it kinda takes the fun out of it, you know. That dog a’ his, now he was a screamer. Damn good ‘un. Tasted funny thought. Was he on some sorta special diet or somethin’? Him and Bufford et a woman who come through there one time, was a vegan. You know what a vegan is? She tasted all dry and grass-fed, like a damn squirrel. Him, he likes his meat to taste lived in, you know. Americans is the best. Americans taste just like cigarettes and syrup. What about you? You American? You look kinda American to him. You a smoker? Please say yes.
Just then, two gunshots are heard outside. The large man takes a break from stirring his pot and tells the man that’s Bufford. He musta found something. Said he was sure somebody was following them. Guess it’s gonna be a regular old Vegas buffet in there tonight. The trucker begs please…no. The man remarks that he can see he’s admiring his handiwork. Him and his brother, they got a ways with bones and carcasses and such. Reckon that’s why they’re called the Buzzard Brothers. He’s Boyd, Bufford’ll be along directly. Does he wanna see somethin’ cool?
Pulling a gun out of his holster, Boyd asks the trucker ain’t it a beaut? Hand-carved, all outta bone. Ain’t but two like it in the whole world. His brother’s got the other. Whattya think it shoots? Go on, guess. When Boyd points the gun at the trucker’s leg, the trucker screams no, please. After he fires the gun into the man’s leg, he digs into the wound as the man screams in pain. Boyd tells him to stop his squirming. He’s just getting his bullet back is all. Heh, look at that. Tooth bullets. Has he ever seen such a thing, now he asks him.
Kicking the door in, Bufford says he told him there was somebody following them. He caught him out in the woods. Tossing the fallen body of Logan on the floor, Boyd asks if he’s dead. Bufford says he put a whole mouthful of teeth in him. He damn sure oughtta be. Here, help him get him to the cuttin’ board.
Still serving food to her guests, Melita tells them all to eat up, there’s still more steaks. Behind her cheery demeanor, however, Melita silently wonders where Logan is at. Just then, Jessica Jones and Luke Cage inform her that they’re sorry, but they’re gonna have to go. They promised Doreen they wouldn’t be out too late. Cage adds you do not wanna make that squirrel mad, trust him. Walking them out, Melita apologizes. She can’t imagine what’s keeping him. Jessica tells her it’s okay, don’t worry about it. It was a lovely party, really. Inside, Steve Rogers mentions to Thing that it looks like it’s time to pull the chute. He’ll go warm up the Quinjet. With a drunk Deadpool draped over his shoulder, Thing says let’s just go before Deadpool… After Deadpool vomits, Thing says never mind.
In the isolate cabin, Boyd looks over Logan’s prone body and says he’s kinda hairy. Couldn’t they, you know…shave him or somethin’ first? Sharpening up his knife, Bufford tells him if he wants to shave him, go right ahead. Boyd replies he’s just sayin’ he doesn’t wanna be pickin’ hairs outta his stew is all. That’s just gross. Bufford says they’ll deep-fry him. Burn that right off. Boyd says oh yeah, good idea. When Bufford asks if the bathtub is still full of grease, Boyd answers yeah. It’s still full from when they had those boy scouts come by.
As they turn away for a moment, Logan begins to stir, much to the surprise of the captive trucker. Unbeknownst to him, Bufford tells Boyd to get the fire started, he’ll start chopping him up. Excitedly, Boyd says oh boy, it’s gonna smell like French fries in there. He loves it when it smells like French fries. Checking his knife one last time, Bufford tells his victim that it’s time to make the donuts.
The next sound Boyd hears is “snikt” and his brother Bufford screaming. Rushing over towards him, he sees Bufford’s severed left hand lying on the floor. Bufford warns him to watch out. He’s got some kind razor fingers. He done cut off his whittlin’ hand. He then tells his brother to not just stand there like an idiot – shoot him. Looking down, Bufford sees his brother gnawing on his severed hand. Boyd says he’s sorry. He just saw it layin’ there and he was so hungry. Bufford says why you little… and proceeds to attack his brother.
As they fight, Logan gets up off of the table and pulls a tooth bullet out of his forehead. Passing the captive trucker, Logan tells him that it’s all right. This is almost over. Standing over top of the feuding brothers, Logan pops his claws. Looking at ‘em, the two animals, squirming around like they’re alive, but they’re already dead to him. He’s already stabbed ‘em and gutted ‘em and left ‘em outside for the maggots to chew on. He’s already killed ‘em and moved on. He’s already finished the hunt. These dumb-asses just don’t know it yet. Then he remembers who he is and where he’s headed. Whom he’s meeting. And he decides not to go with any more blood on his hands. Not if he can help it. Holstering his claws, Logan kicks the two brothers to the ground and tells them to both shut up or he’ll cut off more than just their hands. Turning to the trucker, Logan asks him how far the nearest police station is from there.
Eventually, Logan reaches the cabin and tells Melita that he’s sorry he’s late. After introducing her to Terrence (the trucker), Logan tells him to make himself at home. As he makes his way over to Melita, she asks him where the hell he has been. Logan tells her “long story” and asks what happened there. Melita says it was supposed to be a surprise. Looking around, Logan says he thought this was gonna be a quiet, little getaway, just them. Sniffing around, he asks if Deadpool was there.
Melita tells him it was a birthday party, a surprise birthday party. She invited all his friends and cooked a bunch of food. But he was late and they all had to leave. She did manage to save him a ste… Just then, the sound of Terrence burping is heard. Chomping away at the lone steak, he asks if they have anymore beer.
Ignoring him, Logan asks his birthday? Melita tells him yes, it was supposed to be a special night. Logan says he doesn’t know what to say. Melita tells him not to be mad. It was all her idea. Logan says it’s not that, it’s not his birthday. It’s sweet and all, but today ain’t his birthday. Pulling out a piece of paper, Melita says that’s the thing. It actually is. She found a record of his birth. Took some doing, but she dug it up. She’s a reporter, that’s what she does. The day he always thought was his birthday, well, turns out he was wrong. It’s actually today. Happy birthday, baby.
Logan asks her how she did this, how did she know…? Melita asks his real name? You talk in your sleep sometimes. If he likes, she could start calling him James. Logan tells her no. Melita says don’t be mad. She just thought with everything that’s happened to him lately that he could use a bit of a new beginning. That’s all she wanted to give him. Pulling out a cake, Melita tells him happy birthday, Logan. As Logan looks down at the cake, Melita says it’s the first real one he’s had in a hundred years. Please, just enjoy it. He deserves it. After a brief moment of silence, Melita asks Logan if he’s still mad at her. Looking up at her, Logan proceeds to tell Terrence that he sleeps on the couch tonight. Just then, Logan talks Melita in his arms and gives her a tender embrace.
(Epilogue)
At the community police station, Boyd asks the guard if they got nothin’ to eat in this place but beans. He needs some meat. Just a hot dog. Some Spam. Anything! Bufford tells him if he wants meat, he can just cut off his other hand. Maybe that’ll tide him over. Boyd says he told him he was sorry. When is he gonna give it a rest? Yelling out at the guard, Boyd demands to call his lawyer. This is cruel and unusual punishment. Do they hear him?
Just then, the guard falls to the ground with throwing stars in his back. Shadowy figures enter the police station and tell Mr. Buzzard that he will not be needing his lawyer. Boyd asks what the…who the hell are they? The figures reply admirers, they might say. They have been admiring their handiwork for quite some time now. They have come there tonight to present them with a very special employee opportunity. With shocked looks on both the Buzzard brothers’ faces, Boyd asks who they are and what the job is.
The shadowy figures step into the light and reply that they are an organization called the Hand and, when they work for them, they do one thing and one thing only: they kill. They kill whoever they say. And they promise, they will keep them very busy.


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Wolverine vs. the X-Men: Part 1
We all lose our mind on occasion. It sort of comes with the territory in this line of work. But for whatever reason, Logan has always been more susceptible than most. Over the years, he’s been a brainwashed government assassin, a Horsemen of Apocalypse, an agent of the Hand, and his mindless berserker rages have become the stuff of legend. We X-Men have a saying. Lose your mind and try to kill a bunch of us once, shame on you… You can guess the rest.
As Wolverine rushes towards him in a berserker rage, Cyclops remains steadfast. Once Logan gets close enough, Scott says “now.” When he does, Magneto appears behind Logan and proceeds to pull the adamantium out of his body. After he does, Namor comes up behind him and rips Logan’s head from his body. Making his way over towards Logan’s fallen body, Scott unleashes an optic blast, destroying the rest of Logan’s body. Once Logan’s body is a charred carcass, Scott says “cease program.”
Weeks ago, after Scott Summers ran this program and when it is complete, he files it as Wolverine Protocols, A dash 1, encryption – level 12. He then gives the order to save with the others.
Moments ago, on Utopia, Scott Summers and Emma Frost watch over Colossus receiving medical care from Dr. Kavita Rao. As they do, Peter informs them that it was Logan but he wasn’t himself. Emma then informs Scott that Logan has fled to the mainland. His thoughts are… chaotic to say the least. Should they… Scott tells her that he needs both Magneto and Namor – now.
Now, Cyclops, Emma Frost, Magneto and Namor arrive in front of a church where Daimon Hellstrom, Mystique, two Ghost Riders, Melita Garner and Wolverine are. Melita makes her way over to Logan and begins to ask him if he’s okay. After Logan lashes out at her, Melita tells Logan to fight this; he can do it. Shaking, Logan pleads with her to run. Just then, his eyes turn red and Hellverine takes over. He tells Logan no more talking, maggot. Get back in your hole. This is their flesh now. And if they can’t have it, no one will. With that, Hellverine jams his claws into Logan’s chest. Covering her face, Melita runs off while Hellverine begins to laugh maniacally.
Mystique mentions to Hellstrom that he said his soul had returned to his body. Why isn’t he back to normal? Hellstrom answers that the spirits that possessed him aren’t giving up without a fight. Demons can be like that. Just then, Cyclops and the rest of his group approach and asks Mystique what the hell she has done there. Mystique tells him that he won’t believe it, but she’s actually trying to help this time. Scott says she’s right, he doesn’t believe it.
Hellstrom remarks that if it wasn’t for her, he wouldn’t be there. Scott says to him that he’s Hellstrom, the exorcist. What has he done to his friend? Hellstrom informs him that his friend was a victim of spiritual displacement. In other words, his soul had been abducted and his body commandeered by demonic spirits. When Scott asks how long ago this happened, Hellstrom says a few days he supposes. Scott then asks him that he’s telling him the most dangerous mutant in the world has been under complete demonic control for a matter of days and he’s just now hearing about it. Hellstrom asks if he should speak slower or something. Yes, that’s exactly what he’s telling him.
When Scott asks if he’s killed anyone yet, Mystique admits that he has. Melita pipes in and asks Mr. Cyclops to allow these men to finish their work. This is Logan’s only hope. Telepathically, Scott asks Emma who the woman is. After Emma informs him that she is Logan’s girlfriend, Scott asks that Logan has a girlfriend. Emma then reminds him to focus. Hellstrom then informs those gathered that he’s afraid they are finished. The spirits possessing Wolverine have their claws dug in so deeply, no exorcism could every pry them out. There’s nothing more he can do. If the demons are going to be expelled, it will have to be Logan himself who does it. This is his fight now.
Inside his mind, Logan wakes up in a patch of grass and flowers. When he does, the dark spirits that have accumulated overhead tells him welcome back. They hope he doesn’t mind but they sort of made themselves at home while he was gone. Looking around, Logan asks that this is the inside of his head? The spirits say that it’s not much to look at it, is it. Trust them, it’s way better now that it was before. It was a real dump when they got there. They made a few renovations while he was gone. They hope he likes what they’ve done with the place. All around the green patch is large areas of dead grass, smoke, and small fires.
After Logan tells the spirits to get out of his head, all of them, the spirits say that it was his head. Not anymore, they’re afraid. Like they said, they’ve been making themselves at home and they kind of like it there. They think they’ll take it, all of it. None of them are particularly enthused about going back to the pit. Not after the way he left things there. So thanks for dropping by now, but they’re afraid he really must be going. Popping his claws, Logan yells at the spirits to get out of his #%*@ head and proceeds to attack them. As they fight back, the spirits remark that they can see he’s not interested in listening to reason. They’ll be tearing his soul to shreds now and then dumping out the bits next time they take a bowel movement. Goodbye forever, little man.
On the steps of the church, Logan is holding his head in obvious pain. Emma informs the others that it’s psychic Armageddon inside Logan’s head. The demonic presence is overwhelming. She can feel them tearing and burning every…
Just then, Emma lets out a scream. Rushing to his wife’s side, Scott begins to comfort her. As he does, Emma tells him that all the demons did was look at her and it was like a pack of dogs ran wild in her brain. They’re not letting go. And they’re not letting anyone else in. They’ve just made that abundantly clear. God, she thinks she threw up in her head. She doesn’t know how many different entities. More than she could count. They’re tearing him apart from the inside. They’re razing his mind to the ground.
Overhearing their conversation, Melita tells them that he can beat them, they just have to give him the chance. Telepathically, Emma tells Scott that Logan can’t last. His mental defenses are strong but he’s infested with these things. Informing the others, Scott tells them that they are giving Logan five minutes. Nobody touch him, nobody get near him. They need to clear this area completely. With that, Namor asks the nearby citizens that can’t they see there are forces at play there that could murder them all – run away!
Once the heroes are alone, Cyclops informs Hellstrom and his crew that he needs them to fall back. He’s taking point on this. Hellstrom tells him like hell he is. If Logan wins this fight, it’ll be like stomping on a nest of cockroaches. Angry demonic cockroaches will come scurrying out of him in every direction, all looking for a safe place to hide. Like inside one of them. Or maybe Logan doesn’t win, and they’re dealing with a soul-dead super-soldier under full-bore demonic control. Either way, it’s something you people aren’t equipped to deal with. With a stern look on his face, Magneto asks what Hellstrom means by “you people.”
Emma adds that she can see the inherent logic in his argument. It would’ve perhaps been more convincing if he hadn’t been picturing her naked and on all fours lapping from a dog bowl the entire time he was talking. Gritting his teeth, Scott says they’re not going anywhere. One of the Ghost Riders proceeds to tell fish face (Namor) that he looks like he’s itching to hit someone. Namor answers that he’s told he always looks like that. Yet in his defense, he looks like something that’s been mortally wounded. The thought of killing him strikes him as an act of mercy.
Hellstrom interjects that he’s making the Ghost Riders angry. He wouldn’t do that if he were them. Scott tells Hellstrom to tell them to stand down. Melita pleads with them to stop and turns towards Mystique for assistance but Mystique takes off running. Yelling at them, Melita tells them to listen to her. She asks if they’ve forgotten why they’re there. They’re there to help…
Before Melita can finish her thought, Hellverine’s demonic laugh is heard. Making his way down the church steps, he calls all of them pathetic little weevils. They came there to save their friend. Instead, they’re going to die by his hand. Upon seeing Hellverine pop his claws and seeing them on fire, Scott tells Hellstrom that he can take point.
On Utopia, the news report of what is happening is seen and heard by many of the X-Men, including Jubilee, Kitty Pryde, Colossus, Rogue and Storm. With Colossus’ blessing, Kitty takes off to join the fray. She is joined by Rogue and Storm. The report states that they are getting reports from the Nob Hill area of a battle that has apparently broken out between members of the X-Men and unknown assailants. They then show live footage from the steps of Grace Cathedral where the battle is being waged. They have confirmed that it’s the X-Man Wolverine who seems to be at the center of this. It appears that he is out of control and attacking the others. No word yet on how this all started. My god, can you see the intensity of the battle… it appears that someone may be on fire down there. Police are urging residents to evacuate the area.
At the battle site, Hellverine stabs the second Ghost Rider in the head and takes him out, just like he did to the other one. Hellstrom replies in kind by shooting him in the back with his weapon, with little to no effect. Watching the battle, Magneto begins to ask Scott something but Scott tells him that they hold. Melita pleads with them to do something. Don’t just stand there. They’re supposed to be his friends. Scott utters Emma’s name and Emma immediately intervenes. She tells Ms. Garner that they need to get her someplace safe and grabs hold of her wrists. Melita tells her to stop it and take her damn hands off of her. Emma says to her to trust her. Whatever happens next, she does not want to see it.
 Just then, Hellverine grabs hold of Hellstrom and begins to choke him. When Melita yells out no, somewhere deep inside Logan’s head, he hears her call out and instead of killing Hellstrom, he tosses him away. As Hellverine leaps down the street, Scott gives the order to Magneto and Namor to follow him. As they follow, Namor and Magneto both witness Hellverine ripping a car to shreds. Namor remarks to hell with Summers, he’s taking him down.
Magneto tells Scott that they need to act. He has to give the order. Putting her hand on Scott’s shoulder, Emma reminds him this is the most dangerous mutant alive under the control of an outside force. He cannot be corralled or controlled and they cannot give him anymore time. He’s already killed and he’s going to kill again. He would want him to do it before he hurt anyone else. He knows he would. With a solemn look on his face, Scott gives the order to Magneto to do it. Lifting Hellverine in the air using his powers, Magneto replies that they’ll try to make it quick.


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Wolverine vs. the X-Men: Part 2
Inside his mind, Logan runs. He runs while the demons laugh and burn his mind down around him. The demons are razing everything that’s him to make room for themselves. The forest where he grew a tree each time he kills. The graveyard where he buries his regrets. And here, the little wall he’s built around his heart. There is where he’ll make his stand.
Entering the building, Logan dons samurai armor and grabs a sword. He knows that, if he’s going to survive this, he can’t hold back. Not that holding back is something he’s used to doing. It hurts just to be in this place. It stinks of shame, of secrets. But to hell with that now. If he’s going to save what’s left of his mind, he’s going to have to let them out, all of them.
As the demons crash through the door and into the building, Logan tells his followers this is it. Stand together, let no demon pass. If they die, they die as one. With that, Logan in his samurai gear is flanked by a number of his doppelgangers. Variations of him through the years – Team X, Weapon X, Patch, feral, Death, and a number of others. As they all leap into battle, Logan recognizes that they are hurting the demons but they just keep coming. And then, even in the midst of the fight, he feels it – the whole ground shaking. As bad as things are in there, who the hell knows what it’s like out there.
On Earth, Magneto levitates Hellverine in the air and begins to pull his adamantium out of him. As he does, he tells him that he’s sorry. He promises him that he takes no joy from this. Hellverine remarks too bad, because we most certainly will. A moment later, Magneto falls to the ground in a heap. Barely able to speak, Magneto realizes that Hellverine is choking him, repelling his powers; how is he doing this? Hellverine asks him that he doesn’t read the bible much, does he? Calling him a sad little man, he asks him where they know him from. Where oh where? Don’t worry, it will come to them.
Using his powers, Magneto lifts up a manhole cover, shatters it into a thousand pieces and hurls the shrapnel at Hellverine. Falling to the ground, Hellverine says that he, Magneto, was much younger the last time they met, wasn’t he? Where was that though? It’s right on the tip of their tongue. There’s something about that helmet of his, isn’t there? Something keeping them out of his mind. At that moment, a demon tentacle emits from Hellverine and removes Magneto’s helmet. Once he does, Hellverine remembers where he’s seen him before. Transforming into a Nazi soldier in front of Magneto, Hellverine tells him long time no see little Jew.
As Magneto cowers on the ground, Hellverine asks him that those were grand old days, were they not? And they will come again, they assure him, even grander than before. His Hitler was merely a novice in the ways of genocide. Behold his master. He has their permission to commence weeping if he likes. Hellverine then asks Magneto where his little friend who’s meant to… Oh, never mind, here he comes. Just then, Namor arrives on the scene, crashes into Hellverine and flies him through the air and plunges him into San Francisco Bay.
As they rush towards the dock, Emma Frost telepathically informs her lover, Cyclops, that Magneto’s down. When Scott asks Emma if Namor has Logan in the water, Emma confirms that he does. He’s trying to drown him. Scott then tells Emma that if Namor even starts to falter… Emma informs him that the water is boiling, blood everywhere, Namor’s enraged, he’s… he’s… My god, he’s burning underwater. He’s burning up. She then tells him that it’s over. Looking out into the water, both Scott and Emma see Namor’s lifeless body floating in the water and Hellverine emerging and walking on top of the water towards them. Running towards the shore, Scott tells Emma to go to plan B. He’ll hold him off until they get there. Emma replies that they’ll hold him off, she’s right behind him.
Just then, Emma telepathically contacts Dr. Nemesis, who is riding inside E.V.A. with Fantomex and tells him that plan B is a go. Readying his weapon, Nemesis tells her that he hears her and to stop yelling at him in his own damn head. They’re on their way. Nemesis turns to Fantomex and tells him they’re a go and asks him if he remembers the plan. Fantomex answers that he still remembers how to kill a man, if that’s what he’s asking. Nemesis says that “killing a man” is something any Neanderthal with a chunk of wood could do. What they are about to attempt is an extermination of only the most learned and scientifically sophisticated variety. Fantomex adds that they’re going to murder one of the world’s greatest heroes. He doesn’t believe they give you a Nobel Prize for that. Nemesis quips that he’s rather naïve for a pretend Frenchman, isn’t he?
On the dock, Emma informs Scott that plan B is en route. She then tells him to wait for her and not to try to take him alo… Just then, Melita Garner approaches Emma from behind and points a gun at her head. After she tells her to stop right there, Emma tells her that she could scramble her brain faster than she could even think about doing something so sophisticated as pulling a trigger. She then tells her to put down her weapon and run away in terror like a good little girl.
Melita defiantly answers no. Logan is still in there, fighting for control. They’re not giving up on him. They’re going to help him. Emma is going to help her. She has to. Turning around, Emma tells her that she knows this is difficult for her, but they don’t have time to… Cutting her off, Rogue, flanked by Jubilee, Storm, and Kitty Pryde tells Emma that Melita is right. She’s going to help save Logan, they all are. Rushing towards Scott, Emma remarks “help.” What a novel idea. They hadn’t thought of that one. She then calls the ladies blithering idiots and tells them to follow her.
Emma telepathically calls out to Scott and asks him if he’s still alive. Scott proceeds to tell her that he’s kinda busy. Once Hellverine gets close enough, Scott shoots him with his visor beam. Blocking it with his arm, Hellverine says to Scott that they can feel his fear. It’s not them he’s afraid of though, is it? Not dying either. Failure, that’s what frightens him. That’s the only thing. In which case, this is going to hurt. Once Hellverine reaches the beach, Scott has fallen to his knees, exhausted.
Before Hellverine can attack Scott, however, Rogue appears on the scene and punches Hellverine out. Grabbing hold of him with the winds, Storm indicates that she has him and that she will transport him across the bay to Angel Island. Rogue says let them be there when he lands. Helping Scott up, Emma informs him that they are going in for one last desperate brain raid. Scott begins to ask that she said… Emma tells him that she said her mind could have its guts ripped out, yes. But they wouldn’t be very good super heroes if they didn’t try something completely insane, now would they? If she does come back as a brain-dead invalid, promise her he’ll pull the plug before her looks start to go. As the women take off, Scott calls out to them to not to go. Kitty tells him that they’re not giving up on him. God knows he’d never give up on one of them. Storm adds to just stay out of their way.
As the ladies make their way towards the island, Emma tells them all that what they are about to do could potentially leave their brains leaking out of their ears like runny oatmeal while their bodies are employed as playground equipment for all the denizens of the underworld. She wants them all to understand that. Unfazed, Rogue and Melita just tell her to take them in.
Once they land, Emma informs Storm that Logan will have to be kept close. If he strays too far, she could lose the connection. Storm replies that he will not leave the beach. She will see to that. Melita then asks if they should all joint hands or… With a perturbed look on her face, Emma says that if she’d like them to start a pagan commune then yes, by all means, let’s hold hands and sing songs and vow to never shave their armpits. Or if she’d like to try and save her boyfriend, all she needs to do is close her eyes and clear her mind. And try not to scream any more than is absolutely necessary.
Inside his mind, some of the variations of Logan are being taken out by the demons. Logan, himself, recognizes that he is dying. One rotten chunk at a time. His mind is burning. His soul is melting like hot tar. Every thought he’d ever had is turning to ash. Drifting away. Disappearing like ash on the breeze. Continuing to fight, he clings to his last remaining ounces of rage. And desperation. And somewhere deep down inside, his one last little ember of hope. Just then, Logan turns around when he hears Emma saying “what a surprise.” The inside of Logan’s head smells like a burned out strip club. If ever there was a place in desperate need of a woman’s touch, she does believe they’re looking at it. She then tells her fellow compatriots that it’s time to get to work. Joining her, donning armor and weapons are Jubilee, Kitty Pryde, Rogue, and Melita.
From inside Logan’s head, a voice states that it’s not enough. Even with his allies by his side, it won’t be enough to save him. They’re going to lose. They’re going to suffer. And Logan… Logan is going to die. Logan will die and hell will conquer all and everything they see around them. It will all just cease to exist. Unless… Unless they open one last door.
As the source of the voice, a long coat wearing man clad in shadows, continues on his way, he passes a post of direction signs pointing in different directions. They read “the one that got away,” “what to do about Daken,” “the beer garden,” “memories of Mariko,” and “things that bug me about Scott.” Continuing his musings on the last door, the man states that it is the door that Logan’s buried deepest underground. The one he hoped never to open again. He’s sorry but this is for his own good. Reaching the door with a Phoenix symbol above it, Nightcrawler steps out of the shadows and places his hands on it. He muses that this is the only way to save Logan from hell. They’ve got to burn the demons out with some fire of their own.


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Wolverine vs. the X-Men: Part 3
After watching Storm hold Hellverine captive inside a tornado over Angel Island in San Francisco, Dr. Nemesis remarks to Fantomex that is a woman. Any gal who can bludgeon you with a tornado is one he wouldn’t mind taking home to his mother.
Fantomex says that perhaps he could focus a bit more on the task at hand. After all, they do have a friend of his to kill. Nemesis tells him to trust him, he’s not thrilled about this either. But he wasn’t the one who told Wolverine to go and get himself mind-controlled for the 500th time, now was he. Fantomex then states that he wonders if he might go ahead and volunteer to be plan B for the next time he gets mind-controlled. Readying his weapon, Nemesis tells him to keep dreaming, Frenchie.
Turning to face her two teammates, Storm orders them both to stand down. She has this under control. Interfere at their own peril. To Fantomex, Nemesis says never mind. She’s too bossy, it would never work. He then proceeds to fire his weapon and hits Hellverine with a direct shot to his face.
After Storm asks him what he just did, Nemesis answers that he shot him in the face. When Storm asks with what, Nemesis tells her that he believes it was the bubonic plague with a side of mouth cancer and just a dash of flesh-eating bacteria. Storm calls him a monster. Nemesis apologizes bust says that there really is no other way. Getting in his face, Storm tells him that if he raises that gun again, she’ll run a lightning bolt through his insides. Nemesis asks her if she’s flirting with him. That seemed a tad inappropriate given the circumstances, wouldn’t she say?
Storm informs them that a battle is being waged inside that man’s mind. Nobody touches him until her friends have a chance to see it through. Fantomex asks her friends? There are other X-Men inside there? Nemesis tells her that this is happening whether she wants it to or not. The decision has been made. His advice to her is to get her friends out. Get them out now.
Inside Logan’s mind, Logan, Emma Frost, Melita Garner, Kitty Pryde, Rogue and Jubilee continue to battle against the demons trying to take over. As they do, Logan tells Melita that she shouldn’t be there. Melita replies that his body is raging out of control, Cyclops wants to kill him. Logan retorts all the more reason she shouldn’t be there. Melita states that she’s sick to death of just standing around, felling helpless. Stabbing things is a refreshing change. It feels good; she can understand why he likes it so much.
Just then, Logan grabs Melita and kisses her. While they do, Jubilee says she’s got an idea. Let’s all stop in the middle of the fight and make out with each other. That oughtta be a big help. Kitty adds that the demons are tearing the place apart. What happens if they bring it down? Emma answers that they’re standing in the innermost sanctum of Logan’s mind. If it falls, he falls. Kitty says then they have to push them back. There has to be a way. Rogue states that they’re giving up too much ground. They’ll never…
At that moment, Logan yells at them all to get out. This isn’t their fight. Before the ladies can begin to protest, the ground begins to shake violently. Emma informs her teammates that it’s all coming apart. She implores them to stay together, they don’t want to get lost in this place.
As they dive deeper into Logan’s mind, Emma adds that there’s no telling what you might… Upon seeing a door marked “sexual fantasies,” Emma says she just knows she’s going to regret this. Peering inside the door, Emma sees herself, Mystique, Squirrel Girl, Spiral, and Melita inside what looks to be a bondage room. Closing the door quickly, Emma asks where, those demons are when you need them. She must die this instant.
In another area, Melita sees a door marked “hopes and dreams.” Looking in, Melita sees Logan and Jean Grey sharing a tender moment together. Closing the door, Melita says note to self, don’t look behind any more doors. No telling what you might find. After seeing doors marked “reasons to hate myself” with a note spray-painted that said Dr. Rot was here and “Secrets of Weapon X,” Kitty says oh Logan, god help you. Looking inside a door marked “X-Men I’ve had sex with,” Jubilee remarks that’s definitely not what the Danger Room was meant for. In another area, Rogue looks inside a door labeled “how I cheat at cards,” and exclaims that she knew it.
Continuing his battle against the demons, Logan tells them c’mon you sons of bitches. They want this place so badly, come and take it. As he begins to get overtaken by the demons, Nightcrawler suddenly appears and joins the fray. After dispatching some of the demons, Nightcrawler grabs hold of his friend and tells him not to go dying on him yet. His mind still has a few tricks up its sleeve. In shock, Logan sees Kurt and begins to say that he’s… Wearing pirate gear and brandishing a sword, Kurt replies dashing. Yes, he knows. And more importantly, he’s not alone. After seeing the other person, Logan remarks that it can’t be…
On Earth, Hellverine spews flame at Storm. Once she falls to the ground, Fantomex says to Nemesis that this would usually be the moment he commences firing copious amounts of bullets. Nemesis tells him that they’re only cleared to kill one X-Men today, not half a dozen. They’ve got to evacuate that man’s head. Fantomex adds that they might want to evacuate the whole city while they’re at it. Hellverine makes his way towards them, chanting kill! Feed! Burn! Raze! Defile! Before he reaches is quarry, however, Cyclops arrives on the scene and blasts Hellverine away. After he does, Cyclops telepathically calls out to Emma and tells her that she has to abort. She’s got to get out of there; they cannot hold their fire for long.
Inside Logan’s head, Logan and the ladies look at the figure before them in complete shock. Jean Grey then tells them there is no time for talk. They must flee back to the safety of their minds, all of them, immediately. The only thing that can save Logan’s soul is the fire of the Phoenix. Walking up to her, Emma says not bad, not bad at all. She fooled her for a second but she’s just a tad too pretty, isn’t she. Too perfect. When Jubilee asks that isn’t really Jean, Emma replies that it’s a chunk of Logan’s subconscious that thinks it’s Jean. But no, it’s not really her.
Looking at her, Jean tells her there’s no time for this. Looking over at Nightcrawler, Jubilee says bummer. So then she guesses he’s just a chunk of subconscious too. Kurt replies no. Actually, he’s the real… Logan interjects and says that’s enough. She then tells Jeanie to get them out of there. With that, Jean raises her hand and tells the ladies that this is for their own good.
Just then, the ladies wake up on the beach. Emma informs Cyclops that they’re out. She threw them out. With that piece of information, Cyclops tells Fantomex and Nemesis that they’re out – take him down. Fantomex then asks Nemesis that they’re shooting now? Nemesis replies that he’s got the head, he take everything else. Fantomex says that he supposes that’s all the eulogy he’s going to get. Au revoir, James. With that, Nemesis and Fantomex unload their weapons into Hellverine’s body.
In his mind, Logan says to Jean that he’s dying. On the inside and the outside, all at once. Jean tells him to not worry about the outside. This is all that matters now. When Logan asks Jean if she’s really her or not, Jean replies that she’s real enough. She’s the part of Jean he’s been holding on to for all these years. What he’s got to do now, if he wants to live through this, if he wants to salvage what’s left of his mind, is finally let her go. As she begins to be engulfed by demons, Jean asks him if he heard her. There isn’t much time.
On Earth, Fantomex and Nemesis continue to shoot at Hellverine. Fantomex state that he’s never shot anyone with fancy bullets made of cancer before, so maybe he’s missing the point. But shouldn’t he be falling down? Nemesis informs him that the point is to short out his healing factor. After that, all they have to do is…
Before he can finish his thought, Hellverine spews fire from his mouth and knocks them both to the ground. When they fall to the ground, Fantomex tells Nemesis that they should never do that again. Nemesis agrees and says that he’ll drink to that. Just then, Hellverine doubles over and begins to vomit. Cyclops asks Nemesis if it worked. Nemesis tells him that his healing factor is overloaded. At least temporarily. He’s as vulnerable as he’s ever going to get. He’s all his.
Inside his mind, Logan stands stoically while Nightcrawler and Jean fend off the demons. Kurt tells him that just because he is already dead it does not mean he’s fine with being torn apart by a demonic horde. Whatever he’s going to do, can they perhaps do it with a bit more haste? Jean asks him why he hesitates. All he has to ask himself is do I want to live. So, does he? Looking at a door marked “people I have to kill before I die,” Logan states you bet I do. Jean replies good, then live. She then unleashes her power and destroys the demons in his mind.
Back on Earth, Cyclops readies to blast Logan. Before he does, he hears Logan weakly utter Jean’s name. Nemesis yells at Scott that he’s only got one shot at this. He lets him live and he’ll kill them all. He then proceeds to call Scott an imbecile. Scott quietly notes that he said Jean.
Inside his mind, Kurt bids Logan adieu and tells him that heaven has the greatest beer ever. Jean then tells Logan to live and not look back. She tells him to let go of his rage. Let go his thirst for revenge. The things of hell have no hold on him anymore. The only demons who can threaten him now are his own.
At that moment, all of the demons escape Logan’s body. After all of his friends ask him to tell them it’s really him, Logan weakly replies that he could sure use a drink. His throat feels like it’s been on fire. Immediately, Melita rushes over to him and gives him a big hug as the others look on pleased.
On Utopia, Logan meets Colossus in his hospital room and apologizes. Melita then tells Logan that he doesn’t have to do this. Logan tells her to just stay there until he gets back. Holding a six-pack of beer, Scott asks Logan if he’s got a minute. Walking away from him, Logan tells him not to worry. He doesn’t blame him a bit for what he did. Scott tells him that’s not what he wants to talk about. Did he see Jean? He said her name, right before he came back. If he saw her, he needs to know. Walking away, Logan tells him that now ain’t the time, not for that. Scott asks him what time is it then. Logan replies something he doesn’t want no part of, bub.
Inside Logan’s mind, Kurt sees the various Logan doppelgangers standing around the damage. Kurt then says you never listen, do you, Logan? God help you, you never listen. The Patch version asks what they are doing. Why are they just standing around? They’ve got lots of rooms to rebuild. The young James version answers that he said they had to do this one first. He insisted. When “Patch” asks who did, “young James” points over and says him, the berserker. In blood, the “berserker” writes the word “revenge.”


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Get Mystique: Final Repose
As Logan makes his way through the streets of San Francisco, taking out some thugs along the way, the members of the Red Right Hand discuss what has transpired. One of the female members points out to their leader that Logan is out of Hell. Free of demonic control. And he’s coming for them. In other words, everything’s going according to plan. The leader says no, not everything, as he peers at an image of Mystique on his screen.
In Argentina, two men talk with a man clad in a business suit and a kabuki mask. One of the men tells the masked man, Lord Deathstrike, that they are sorry but they don’t understand. Why exactly has he brought them to Argentina? His partner asks need he remind him the man they are paying him such an extravagant amount of money to murder is in China, still hiding inside his supposedly impenetrable complex, still surrounded by a veritable army of guards. And here he is, wasting their time, half a world away.
Without saying a word, Deathstrike pulls out a device, presses some buttons and proceeds to set up his weapon, pointing it directly at the ground, firing it. In China, a portly man lounges inside his compound, surrounded by his guards. As he does, he says that he loves oolong on the veranda. Every morning, like clockwork, he loves to sit in this chair and… Before he can finish his sentence, the man is killed when a bullet goes right through him, originating from underneath his chair. His current job done, Deathstrike gets a new target on his device – Mystique.
After disposing of the thugs, Logan kicks a door open to a makeshift, back alley operating room and asks the man inside wearing doctor’s gear where she is. The doctor tells him that she’s not there. Logan says to him that he patched her up, after she’d been stabbed. The doctor confirms that he did and asks Logan who he is. Logan informs him that he’s the one who stabbed her. Where’d she go? The doctor answers that she said… she said she knew he’d be coming. And she needed to talk to him. But she didn’t think he’d be much interested in listening. Grabbing the doctor by the collar with both sets of his claws extended, Logan tells him she was right and again asks where she is. The doctor answers that she said she’d call him. At that moment, the phone rings.
From a rooftop, Mystique tells Logan to listen to her carefully. She tells him to not go after the Red Right Hand. They’re setting him up to… Logan cuts her off and tells her that she set him up for the last time. Mystique tells Logan that he’s stupid but her words never reach their intended target, as Logan has left the phone. Mystique hangs up the phone with a curse and, a moment later, she is shot in the stomach from afar by Lord Deathstrike. Pulling up his device, Deathstrike chooses the option “explode” over his other options – “return,” “release acid,” and “homing beacon.” Just then, the bullet explodes inside Mystique, injuring her further.
Leaping from buildings to building along their rooftops, Deathstrike makes his way to where his quarry is. Still alive and determined, Mystique bandages herself up and is able to make it down to the street and onto her motorcycle before Deathstrike arrives to finish her off.
Driving his car on the streets of San Francisco, Logan’s communicator goes off. He proceeds to tell the man on the other end of the line, Maverick, to tell him he found them. Maverick informs him that so far, there’s nothing to find. He’s checked FBI, CIA, and Interpol files. Nobody has anything on the Red Right Hand. All he’s found are a few rumors. Supposedly the only requirement for membership is hating him. Logan tells him to just get him an address and speeds off. At that moment, Logan sees Mystique up ahead on her bike. Logan speeds up next to her and attempts to slice her with his claws. Mystique manages to spot him however and, using wings, is able to avoid Logan, who in turn crashes head-on into a garbage truck.
Inside the sewer, Lord Deathstrike’s eyes light up and he proceeds to fire his guns through the street above; all in an attempt to kill Mystique. After being knocked off her bike, Mystique transforms herself to look like a police officer and rushes into a nearby gun store. “She” tells the clerk that there’s a police emergency, a bank robbery, and “she” needs to confiscate some of his guns. The clerk allows “her” to do so with little resistance.
Out on the street, Mystique fires her weapon at Lord Deathstrike, who manages to dodge her every blast. As she continues to fire the weapon, Logan comes up behind her and stabs her through the chest with his claws. Standing over her, Logan tells her that she can either die with dignity or bleed out in the street like a dog. He doesn’t really care anymore. Just tell him where to find them. The ones she sold him out to. The Red Right Hand. Pulling the pin on a grenade, Mystique tells him sure. Once the resulting blast knocks Logan away from her, Mystique states that she’s been trying to tell him all about the Red Right Hand, if he’s just give her a damn chance.
Nearby, Lord Deathstrike attaches some device to his shoes, which allows him to scale a nearby building with ease. Readying her weapon, Mystique informs Logan that the old man has a house on the beach, just across the border in Mexico. They’re all there waiting for him. And once he gets there, they’re going to…
Before Mystique can finish her sentence, she is fired upon and struck by one of Deathstrike’s shots. Bloodied and hurt, Mystique responds by firing back at him with her own weapon. Leaping off the building, Deathstrike lands and perches on a nearby telephone wire. Getting to his feet, Logan chops a nearby telephone pole with his claws, which causes Deathstrike to land with full force on a nearby car windshield. Standing over him, Logan angrily asks him who the hell he is.
Inside the compound of the RRH, the leader asks if she’s dead yet. One of his followers tells him that, at last report, no. Though the man they hired is on the scene. One of the other members asks if they have any idea what she’s already told him. If he learns the truth, it could… it could ruin every… Cutting him off, another member (a young lady) tells him that if his only contribution is to point out the obvious, then kindly shut the hell up. The leader says they’ve waited long enough. Reel him in. One of his followers says if they make it too easy, they run the risk of him realizing… The leader answers that he’ll come. Rest assured, he’ll come and nothing will stop him. He’ll come to kill them all, just like they want him to.
As Logan holds Deathstrike captive, he receives a communication from Maverick, who proceeds to inform Logan that he found them. They’re at a house on the beach, just across the border in Mexico. The info’s suddenly popping up everywhere, like they want to be found. If you ask him, it couldn’t smell any more like a trap. Logan tells him to let him worry about that. Just tell him. As Maverick begins to give him the address, Deathstrike manages to escape Logan’s grasp and takes off down the street. When he does, Mystique shoots him twice in the head, to no noticeable effect. A moment later,
Deathstrike phases himself into the street below. Seeing this, Mystique picks up the flattened bullets she fired at her foe and asks who the hell this guy is.
Just then, Mystique turns around and faces Logan. She proceeds to tell him that was always more trouble than he’s worth, wasn’t he? Logan tells her last chance, Raven. Raven tells him that she’s not sorry she sent him to Hell. She hopes it was awful. She hopes he suffered. She hopes it broke something inside him that can’t ever be fixed. It makes her happy to think that. He deserved it, every bit of it. He’s murdered, he’s betrayed his friends. He may not wanna remember it anymore, but that’s what he is. He’s no better than she is. She only helped him because of Kurt. Because he was his friend, right up until the end. Because of him, she couldn’t be a part of… what she knows is coming next.
She tells him to stop and just listen to her for once. Clenching his teeth, Logan replies no, he thinks he’s heard enough. Pointing her gun at him, Raven tells Logan to hell with him then, you miserable old sonuva…
A moment later, the sounds of both gunshots and claws rings through the streets. The deed done, Logan walks away from the dead body of Mystique, lying in the middle of the street. Far away, the old man leader of the Red Right Hand watches on a monitor… and smiles.
Epilogue:
In an undisclosed location, near a warehouse, an auction is occurring. The auctioneer informs the crowd gathered that they have lots of interesting items up for bid tonight. From the finest in stolen S.H.I.E.L.D. technology to the freshest of sautéed baby seal brains. But first, one of their most unique items ever… the body of one Raven Darkholme, the mutant shapeshifter known as Mystique.
Dead for only a matter of hours, the auctioneer continues. As brought to them by the Lord Deathstrike. Sold as is. Whatever they do with her, well that’s between them and their god. Shall he start the bidding at one million dollars? He has one million, can he get 1.5? He has 1.5, can he get two million? He has two million. Three million. Five million dollars. He has five million dollars. Are there any other bids? Five million going once, going twice, sold! To the gentlemen in black. The winners are ninjas, dressed all in black.


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Wolverine’s Revenge: Part 1
Somewhere in Mexico, Logan arrives at the headquarters of the Red Right Hand. Angrily smashing the door in, Logan exclaims that he knows they are the bastards that sent him to hell. He’s there to return the favor. Anybody who doesn’t wanna die like a dog better show themselves now. He’s giving them one chance to save themselves. There won’t be a second. Doesn’t matter who they are or how many or what they’ve got waiting for him there. He will raze this place to the ground if he has to and kill every last damn one of them. Thirty seconds. They’ve got thirty seconds to decide if they wanna die today.
A voice from behind him belonging to Cannonfoot tells him he doesn’t think they’ll need that long. Nobody’s giving up, trust him. They’ve been waiting a long time for just this moment. They all have. They drew straws to see who’d face him first. When Logan asks if he lost, Cannonfoot tells him no, he won. Dropping a rock on his curved boot, Cannonfoot kicks it at Logan and hits him in the face with it. With the rock stuck in Logan’s eye, Cannonfoot tells him that he’s supposed to save some of him for the others. But if he begs him real nice, he may just kill him himself. With that, Cannonfoot proceeds to toss Logan through a nearby wall with ease.
As the battle rages on, the civilian members of the RRH watch intently on monitors. One of the older female members states that this is so violent. She doesn’t think they can watch. Another, a middle-aged male member, puts his hand on her shoulder to comfort her and tells her it’s okay. They know what’s going to happen. There’s no reason to… Their leader, an old man, cuts them off and says everyone watches. No one leaves. No one looks away. No one even blinks. Remember why they’re all there. All of them. Remember who they’re doing this for. Remember how long they’ve waited.
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80 years ago. The young boy’s father tells him no looking away. No covering his eyes. Someday this will be his job. He needs to know how such things are handled. The man recalls that his father was a hard man, but fair. He could haggle and bicker with the best of them, but he never cheated anyone and never once in his life told a lie. He never saw him beat anyone who didn’t deserve it. Never knew him to lose his temper when he was sober. He was a self-made man.
He started out with nothing and ended up owning coal mines all across Kentucky. He worked every day of his life and fought for every penny he could get. But not because he desired the trappings of wealth. It was all for them, he told his sisters and him. Everything he did was for them. When his miners went on strike, his father told them what would happen. When they didn’t listen, he and his men showed them by force. He showed them he was a man of his word.
But the strike didn’t break. Instead, the miners brought in speechmakers and union organizers. Socialist rabble rousers and Yankee loudmouths and some old woman who cursed more than any mad he’d ever heard. They talked of bringing in guns. His father brought in the Pinkertons. The union folk called it a massacre. But the speeches stopped. And it looked like the miners were finally ready to get back to work.
And then… they brought in somebody new. Some special negotiator from way up north. His father laughed. Only this wasn’t like any negotiator he’d ever seen – Logan. He had seen his father chase off coyotes and spit on copperheads and face down ten armed men with nothing but his shout. But he’d never seen him scared before. Not until the day he faced that man.
It shamed him. Having to sit down at the bargaining table and hear all their demands. It took something out of him. He figures that’s why he got so drunk and hit the old woman across the face with a bottle. His father was horrified by what he’d done. It was obvious. You could see it in his eyes. But in the eyes of the man who killed him, there was no hesitation, no mercy, no regret. There was nothing human at all.
When the boy knelt by his dead father, he looked up at Logan and with tears in his eyes, started stammering. Logan told him that he already knows what he’s thinking. He’s already figuring that someday, when he’s all growed up, he’ll come looking for him. Chances are, he’ll be dead already and he won’t have to bother. He then tells the kid not to chase him. The road he’s on, he doesn’t want no part of. As Logan left the room, the young boy had tears in his eyes and anger in his heart.
(now)
In present time, Logan continues his vicious battle against Cannonfoot. During the fight, Logan is able to slice Cannonfoot’s fingers off. Remarking oh hell, Cannonfoot kicks the head off of a nearby statue and into Logan’s face, knocking him to the ground. With Logan down, Cannonfoot viciously begins to kick him while the leader of the RRH looks on, smiling.
(flashback)
The old man then recalls that, when his father died, his rivals swooped in line like vultures. His family lost everything. When his mother and his sisters moved out west to live with relatives, he stayed behind. He worked twelve hours a day in the same mines his family had once owned. He scrimped and saved every penny he earned. He lived in poverty. He lived alone. He had no time for girls or any other such frivolities. No time to do anything but work, and plan.
Soon enough, he set out to make his way. He had inherited his father’s business sense and invested wisely. He procured a few oil wells in east Texas that came in. He bought stake in an ammo factory, right before the war. While other boys his age were signing up to fight against Hitler, he was walking the Yukon, hunting for gold claims. By the time he returned home, he had enough money to buy back all the mines his family had lost. First thing he did was shut them all down. Then he set them on fire.
Finally, he was ready. He searched all over for the man who’d killed his father. He heard stories about him fighting in the war, others about him living in the Orient. But nobody seemed to know who he really was or where he came from. Until one day when his queries were answered by some former associates of his father’s. A company he’d once done business with, somewhere up in Canada.
At the Hudson Bay Company offices, one of the men states that he knew the man’s father well. He was a pig-headed bastard, but the man knew how to make money. Handing the young man a file, he adds that he did not get this from him, does he understand? He tells anyone he did and they’ll both be dining in hell with his father soon enough. Reading the file, the young man noticed that the paper didn’t tell him much, but it was a start. It gave him an idea of who he was hunting. It gave him a bit of history. It gave him a name.
Sometime later, the young man confronted a drunk James Howlett. Upon seeing the young man in front of him, Logan asked whozzat. He doesn’t know no James. His name’s Logan. Who the hell is he? The young man replies by shooting Logan repeatedly with his pistol. Once he unloads the gun, the young man spit on Logan and begin to walk away. Opening up his pocket-watch, he tells his father that he did it. He is avenged. Just like that, he felt a tremendous burden lifted off his shoulders. His debt had been paid. Now, at last, he was free to go out and become his own man. To marry and to have children. To restore the family name. He felt a sudden rush of excitement. He felt the beginning of joy. For the first time ever, he felt real hope. And then, and then he felt something else.
After ending up in a hospital, all bandaged up, the man recalls that he, Logan, should’ve killed him. But he was too drunk. He probably woke up the next morning and didn’t even remember what he’d done. The wife, the family, the hope, he buried it all deep. It would all have to wait until he was dead. But the more he tried to kill him, and tried, and tried again, the more he realized he couldn’t do this alone. At a funeral, the young man approached the grieving widow and told her that he didn’t know her husband. But he does know someone else she might be interested in. He knows the man who killed him.
(now)
In present time, that same widow is still with him as she watches in horror at what they are watching on the monitors.
Standing up, Logan asks his foe if he called himself Cannonfoot. Picking up his severed foot, Logan asks him what he thinks they’ll call him now. As he tosses the foot aside, Logan looks into the camera and asks what else they have. Just then, he is hit in the face with a spiked ball. The blow came from Shadow Stalker. Licking Logan’s blood off of her hand, she tells him that his blood tastes sweet as candy. She thinks she might freeze some of it into popsicles so she can lick him whenever she wants. Popping his claws, Logan rushes her and angrily tells her to lick this.
Watching on the monitors, the leader of the RRH asks if they can confirm that Cannonfoot is dead. One of his followers informs him yes, quite dead. When the old man asks about their preparations, she tells him that everything proceeds according to plan. The old man smiles and says yes, yes it does.
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Years ago, the leader of the RRH stood in a room surrounded by his followers, all dressed in cloaks. The leader tells those gathered that they cannot kill him. They have tried every way imaginable and they have failed. But that is all right. For as he will show them, there are far worse fates than death. They will repay him for every injury he has caused them. For every moment they have suffered, he will suffer a thousandfold. That is why they are there. Welcome, my fellow wounded, my comrades in wrath, welcome to the Red Right Hand.


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Wolverine’s Revenge!: Part 2
Inside the Red Right Hand (RRH) compound, Shadow Stalker viciously attacks Logan. When Logan slumps to the ground and grimaces in pain, Shadow Stalker says look at him, trying to scream her name in pain. That is so adorable. It’s Shadow Stalker, by the way. But please, momma prefers quiet while she’s working, so… shhhhh.
Watching what is transpiring on a monitor, one of the old women members of the RRH recalls her childhood. After her mother died, she was all her father had. Well, her and his work. Her father was a man of great importance, a high-ranking official with the O.S.S. during the war. He said he knew things that few other men in the world would ever know. But none of those things ever seemed to make him happy. So she always wished that he would one day just forget them. Sometimes he did, too.
(then)Walking into her father’s office, the young girl tells her daddy that she’s hungry and then asks him if he’s still working. With a blank stare, her father loads a single bullet in the pistol, spins the barrel, points it at his head, and pulls the trigger. When it clicks but does not fire, he tells her that it looks like he’s still working. The young woman then sees the notes up on the wall behind him. They read: “Keep an eye on Victor Creed.” “The Winter Soldier must die.” “Drop the bomb on Madripoor.” The Marvels project will destroy us.” Never trust Raven Darkholme.” “John Sublime is lying.” “Where is Weapon II?” “Landau, Luckman and Lake.” Fear the Hand.” The Red Room.” Who is Romulus?” Save Seraph” “Whatever happened to Dog Logan?” “The Hudson Bay Company.” Turning around, the young girl tells her daddy okay and leaves him be.
It was the same thing every night. She asked her father one time why his work was so important. He told her that, even though the fighting had ended overseas, there was still a war going on all around them. A war in the shadows that hardly anyone knew about but that would ultimately decide the fate of them all. There were bad guys fighting to rule the world and good guys fighting to save it, he told her. When she asked him if he was one of the good guys, her father never answered her.
After eating a bowl of cereal for dinner, reading a “Millie” comic and brushing her teeth, the young girl went to her father’s door and told him goodnight. When she couldn’t sleep, the young girl made her way to her father’s office to tell him she had a bad dream. In her heart, she knew her father was a good man, which would make the man who killed him something else entirely. Walking into the room, the young girl sees Logan dressed in black, holding a pistol. Her father was slumped over his desk, dead, and his notes were in flames.
When the young girl asked the man in black who he is and what did he do to her…, Logan tells her to shhhh and carries her out of the room. As he does, the young girl cries out to her dad to wake up. Outside the house, she watched her whole world burn to the ground that night. Her first thought wasn’t of revenge. That would come later. Nor was she yet worried about what would become of her, now that she was all alone. No, her first thought that night was of her father’s work. And that without him there to do it, it could only mean one thing… the bad guys were going to win. And though she would be wrong about many things in the years to come, in regards to that very first thought, she was indubitably right.
(now)Continuing her assault on Logan, Shadow Stalker tells him that she must admit she thought his claws would be bigger. When Logan growls and lashes out at her, Shadow Stalker dodges his attack and hits him with one of the spiked balls attached to her hair. As she does, she tells him that she bets he says that to all the girls. Grabbing his face, she tells him to just give her one kiss and she promises him at least a moment of pleasure amidst the suffering. Logan responds by biting her on the chin. He then proceeds to grab hold of her hair that has the spiked balls attached and starts to pull them. Shadow Stalker tells him that’s more like it. He even pulled her hair. He loves it when a man…
Reaching up Shadow Stalker realizes that Logan has ripped her hair out and, with it, the spiked balls. Angered, Shadow Stalker leaps towards Logan and tells him that haircuts aren’t his specialty. He should stick to what he’s good at, like bleeding. With that, Shadow Stalker kicks Logan backwards and through a door. Picking himself up off the ground, Logan finds himself in what looks to be a Logan museum. Some of the items inside are Sabretooth’s head, a Japanese coffin, and various incarnations of Wolverine’s costume. Upon seeing it, Logan asks what the hell…
Entering the room, Shadow Stalker tells Logan that they bill him as the best there is at what he does. She hates to break it to him, but she’s had better. She then rushes at Logan as they prepare to do battle again.
(then)Reminiscing, the old woman recalls that, after her father died, she spent many years adrift. She never stayed in one place for long. Never felt safe, no matter where she was. She tried dating lots of boring little men with their safe, boring little jobs, but it only made the fear worse. At the end of the day, there was never any question what sort of man she would marry.
Entering her husband’s office, she asked him if he was coming to bed. Her husband answered not now. He’s very busy. Behind him are notes, much like what her father had. These read: “The gamma bomb is coming.” “Is C.I.A. planning a coup of Wakanda?” “What is Fury’s secret plan?” “Omega Red is just the beginning.” “Kill the Gorilla Man, live forever.” “Beware the offspring of Lord Darkwind.” “Life model decoys are everywhere.” “Infiltrate Department H.” “Buy stock in Roxxon.” “Who is Romulus?” “Control the adamantium.”
Making her way to the kitchen, the young woman ate dinner alone while reading “Lady Chatterley’s Lovers” and then brushed her teeth. Her husband worked for the N.S.A. They met at a pro-McCarthy rally. Like her father, he talked about saving the world from those who would destroy it. The communist, the oriental, the mutant… Her husband said he woke up every morning with the goal of making the world safe for the children of tomorrow. Even though he never seemed particularly interested in having children of his own. His work was the most important thing. She understood that. She never questioned it. It was what she loved about him. His devotion to the job. There were times he would stay in his office until the wee hours, working hard to save the world. There were plenty of nights she never even heard him come to bed. She was a heavy sleeper in those days, she supposes. Not so much anymore.
That night, she woke up to find her husband lying next to her, shot dead. Upon seeing him, she calls out “oh my God! Please, no!” Standing nearby, Victor Creed asks Logan if he heard that, she said “please.” She’s practically begging him to do it, ain’t she? Logan tells him to leave her be. Creed tells him to mind his own business runt. Target’s dead, ain’t he? Anything else is just whatchamacallit – “collateral damage.”
Making his way over towards the young woman, Creed tells her she is about the cutest little collateral damage he’s ever seen. He then tells her to go ahead and snuggle on up to her hubby there and make some room in the bed for old Victor. This won’t take but a… Pointing his gun at Creed’s head, Logan tells him they’re leaving. Turning towards him, Creed says look at little Logan, with his panties in a wad. All right then, junior. If he’s so sweet on the little lady, he can do her. With that, Creed leaves the room.
Once he is gone, the young woman yells at Logan that she knows him. He’s a gutless little coward. She knows him. Logan proceeds to fire his weapon and leaves the room. As he does, he tells her no, she doesn’t. In truth, when Logan fired his weapon, he intentionally missed her and shot her pillow.
The woman recalls that he has many different names – Logan to some, to others, Weapon X or the Wolverine. His mother named him James. Some have called him a monster, an inhuman beast. Others say he’s a mindless killing machine, a weapon, who’s been brainwashed so many times he doesn’t even know who he is. He’s far older than he looks. All but impervious to injury. Impossible to kill. All he knows how to do is murder and ruin lives and he’s been doing both for a very long time. He is the foulest villain who ever walked the earth and he deserves every ounce of suffering and misery they can ever possibly bestow upon him.
That’s what she knows about the man who killed her father and killed her husband. That’s what she learned from the Red Right Hand. He was the thing they all hated. That’s what brought them together. Their thirst for vengeance against him, their need to see him suffer, just as they had suffered. But the more they schemed, the more he remembered the words of her father. About the war being fought for the fate of the world between the good guys and the bad. And the more she thought about that, the more she began to wonder which side she was on.
Looking at a board, she sees notes on “How to hurt him.” “John Howlett – dead” Elizabeth Howlett – dead” “Rose O’Hara – dead” “Itsu – dead” “Silver Fox – dead” “Thomas Logan – dead” “Dog Logan - ?” “Seraph – targeting” “Raven – targeting” Just then, the leader of the RRH comes up to her and says she looks troubled. He adds that the task they are facing is a daunting one, isn’t it? But they will find his weakness. He assures her. No matter how long it takes. But it’s not failure that bothers her, is it? She answers that she’s sorry. She just, she doesn’t think she can be a part of this anymore. She thinks she would like to leave now. The leader tells her, of course, by all means. This isn’t a prison. She’s free to leave whenever she likes. But please, before she goes, allow him to show her one last thing.
The woman then follows the leader to Golden Oaks Retirement Home. When they get there, she tells him she doesn’t understand. Why did he bring her all the way out there? Entering a room, he shows her an old woman lying in the bed. He tells her she’s dying of cancer. She maybe has a month or two left. The lady replies that she’s sorry but she doesn’t know this woman. The leader informs her they are in the most expensive nursing home in the country. Her every need is catered to there. When she dies, it will be a peaceful, completely painless experience. As pleasant and humane a death as anyone could ever ask for.
When the woman asks who she is, he tells her that her name is Victoria. Victoria Creed. He believes she’s met her son. He then tells her that Victor likes to tell people that he murdered both his parents when he was a boy. He did kill his father, that part’s true. But his mother he’s kept hidden away, living in the lap of luxury for years now. He visits her every other week. Brings her gifts, dotes on her like you wouldn’t believe. Victor Creed, it turns out, is a momma’s boy.
The woman then asks why they are. Can’t they just leave? The leader tells her that men like Creed have few things that are ever truly precious to them. Like her husband was precious to her. There are so few opportunities for man like that to ever know loss, the way she and he have known it. This is their chance to teach him. Putting a hammer in her hand, he tells her to kill her. When she says she can’t, he tells her that this woman gave birth to a monster. A monster who murdered her husband. This is her chance to even the score. He yells at her to do it now. Strike her down. Become the Red Right Hand.
The woman starts to cry and says she can’t. She then remembers closing her eyes and saying no over and over. And then opening them, thinking only seconds had passed. She didn’t know where she went during that moment. Somewhere deep inside her. Somewhere she didn’t know existed. When she opened her eyes, her hands were covered in blood. Somewhere she hopes never to go again. Smiling, the leader tells her that he’ll see her tomorrow night, at the usual hour.
Once upon a time, she believed in such a thing as heaven and hell. In God, in forever. But now her only prayer is that there is no god. And no such thing as forever. And that beyond the veil of death, there is nothing. The thought of dying doesn’t scare her. No matter the pain, no matter the circumstances. So long as death is truly the end. It’s the thought of the afterlife she can’t bear. Of having to face her husband and father again and tell them of their legacy. And the story of the Red Right Hand. Please, with death let there come only darkness. And let it come for them soon. Let it wash all the trace of them from the earth, so that no one will ever have to know all the things they have done in the name of revenge.
(now)Amidst the path of destruction throughout the floor of the mansion, Logan emerges from the rubble with Shadow Stalker dead. He yells out that he’s still there. Do they hear him up there? He’s still coming. Watching via a monitor, the leader of the RRH tells him to come along then. And see what’s there waiting for him.
(then)Years ago, an individual comes to the meetings of the RRH, looks at the board of “How to hurt him” and says to them that it’s not much of a plan the have there, is it. The leader asks him who he is, how did he get there. The person states the Red Right Hand. A rather lofty moniker for such a motley assortment of incompetents, all playing at revenge like children with their tiddlywinks. By the looks of them all, they have about as much chance of sprouting wings and fluttering to the moon as they do of actually wounding their target in any sort of meaningful way.
The leader says to him that he’s seen him before. Who is he? Where does he know him from? Removing his hood, the man reveals himself to be Daken. He says from his dreams, he would guess, as he’s the man who can make them all come true.


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Wolverine’s Revenge!: Part 3
Sometime in the past, Roger drives his tow truck with his pregnant wife in an attempt to get her to the hospital. As his wife, Carol, screams in pain due to the contractions, Roger tries to comfort her. He then begins to wonder what the hell is going on with all of the traffic.
Carol exclaims oh my god. I don’t think… I don’t think it’s supposed to hurt this much. Something’s wrong. Roger again tries to comfort his wife and then veers his truck off the road and onto the side. Up ahead, Roger discovers why the traffic is so bad – the Incredible Hulk is perched on top of a bunch of mangled vehicles. Swerving to miss the monster, Roger speeds ahead. Turning to his wife, he tells her that it’s okay. They… Before he can finish his sentence, Roger hits something that destroys the front of his truck. When Roger asks Carol if she’s all right, Carol tells him that they can’t stop, they have to keep going. Roger asks what the hell they hit. Just then, Wolverine, in his brown and tan costume, picks himself out of the wreckage and snarls to Roger to get off the road.
Exiting the vehicle, Carol exclaims that they have to keep going but Roger informs her that the car is dead. When Carol drops to her knees and screams in pain, Roger rushes over to her and tells her it’s all right. They’ll get her to a doctor. Maybe somebody on the road, or… With tears streaming down her face, Carol tells him they’re not gonna make it. Picking up his pregnant wife, Roger starts making his way down the highway. As he does, Roger comforts her and tells her that it’s all right. They’re almost there. He tells her she’ll be laying in a comfy hospital bed in no time. Nurses all over the place. And a beautiful little baby girl lying right there next to her.
Further up ahead, two paramedics comb the street, looking for anybody who needs medical assistance. Just then, Roger passes them, his now dead wife in his arms, continuing to tell her they’re almost there. On the radio, the 98.6 newsroom reports that it appears the situation on Highway 18 has finally been cleared. Authorities are crediting the X-Man known as Wolverine with saving the day. No casualties have been reported.
Present day – Roger watches Logan fight the Mongrels and repeats that it’s not enough. Turning around, the old man leader of the Red Right Hand (RRH) tells him to control himself. Roger answers no, he has to suffer. He has to suffer more!
Elsewhere in the complex, Logan enters a room that appears to have been where human sacrifices were made. Inside, Fire Knives asks Logan if he thinks dead people smell worse depending on how bad their sins were when they were alive. She does. Kneeling next to two dead people lying on the ground in the middle of a pentagram, Fire Knives remarks that they must have been a couple of serial killers or something. Or maybe they both just really hated dogs.
Logan tells her and Saw Fist to walk away. They don’t have to do this. Saw Fist says “Te cortare la cara y se la dare de comer a tu mama.” Fire Knives then asks Logan if he knew that everyone he’s ever met in her entire life hates him and wants him dead. He must be, like, the worst person who ever lived. As she and Saw Fist brandish their weapons, she asks how he thinks he’ll smell when he’s dead. Fire Knives proceeds to introduce herself. They call her that because her knives burn like fire, obviously. She introduces her partner as Saw Fist ‘cause… well, actually she never asked why they call him that. Anyway, it’s their turn to kill him now. Can he, like, try and fight back and stuff so they don’t get bored.
Just then, Saw Fist and Fire Knives brutally attack Logan. As Saw Fist continues his attack, Fire Knives looks up into the camera and asks if this is good. Are they doing this right? Should there be more screaming?
Watching on the monitors, Roger mutters it’s not enough. He has to know. He has to know why. Roger then recalls years ago when he went to the Xavier School for Gifted Youngsters. Standing outside the gate, Roger holds up a picture of his dead wife and their unborn baby girl. He yells out Wolverine’s name and calls him a gutless little coward. Come out here and see what he did! The radio said he saved the day. But he wants him to know the truth. He wants him to see their faces. Does he, Wolverine, hear him? He didn’t save the day!
Later that day, at a bar, Roger informs the bartender that he’s empty. The bartender tells him yeah and he probably oughtta stay that way. Roger remarks go have his wife and baby die in his arms and then he’ll let him tell him how to drink. ‘Til then, just shut up and pour. At that moment, the old man leader of the RRH tells him that he knows his pain, friend. Peering over at him, Roger tells the old man that he ain’t his friend, %&*$#. And he don’t know nothin’ ‘bout him. The old man tells him that he knows a good bit more than he thinks. And what’s better, he can help. Roger tells him he can’t help. Talkin’ don’t help. Prayin’ don’t help. Even drinkin’ himself to death don’t help. Only one thing in the whole wide world helps. Just for a little. Pulling a bag out from underneath the table, Roger shows the man a metal bat. Only this helps.
Upon leaving the bar, Roger walks up to a homeless man, hands him a bag and tells him to put it on. Looking into the bag, the homeless man asks Roger what the hell this is. He doesn’t want to… Raising the bat high over his head, Roger orders the man to put it on. Eventually, the homeless man puts the outfit on that was in the bag. When he does, it is that of Wolverine. The homeless man asks what he does now. With a wild look in his eyes, Roger mercilessly beats the homeless man with his bat, killing him.
Walking down the street with his bloody bat, a voice tells Roger that he knows his pain, friend. Looking in the bushes, Roger asks what? Not him again, he… Just then, Roger sees a new person, in the bushes with red eyes, scaly skin, and a drooling Doberman pinscher. The person tells Roger that he knows all pain. He knows the intricacies of each aroma. Like some know fine wine. He, Roger, lost someone close to him. When Roger asks how the hell he knew that, the person tells him that he reeks of it; that, and other things as well. He could even see it on him, the moment he looked at him. It’s written all over his face.
Beginning to sweat, Roger tells him that he ain’t got time for… The person tells Roger that if he was a clergyman, he would probably tell him to get himself home and pray. To beg God with all his heart to ease his burden. But if God ever answered him at all, it would only be to say, “do nothing, may son. Forget your pain. Simply be patient and hope that someday you will die and make it into heaven.” “Put all your faith in me. I, the God who works in ways too mysterious for you to ever understand. I, who allowed your wife and daughter to perish in the first place.” Roger asks how he knew… The person says to him to tell him what words such as those ever extinguish the fire that rages inside him. The one he struggles to quench each night with that bat and that thing inside his bag. No, he thinks not. Lucky for him, he’s not a clergyman. But he does know a god who can help him.
Reentering the bar, Roger walks up to the old man. When he does, the old man remarks that he thought he might be back. Roger then tells the old man that he’s in. When the old man asks in what, Roger tells him whatever it is he calls it, his Red Right Hand. The old man asks how he knew about… Roger states that he knows how to do it. He knows how to make him suffer.
Inside the complex of the RRH, Roger and the other members surround a human sacrifice and begin to chant. As they do, a snake appears and kills the human sacrifices. The old man states that they come before him, bearing gifts of meat and blood, cursing the rod and the staff, singing praises of the fallen and unholy. They come to suckle the milk of the infernal, to bathe in the fire that never dies. They come before him, great lord, thirsting for vengeance. Just then, the snake tells them yessss. They came to the right place.
In present time, Logan continues to battle against Fire Knives and Saw Fist. Using his claws, Logan destroys one of Saw Fist’s weapons, flings both of his adversaries to the ground and grabs hold of one of Fire Knives’ swords. After destroying the sword, Logan says to them again to walk away. Saw Fist says “perro sucio, espero que una cabra se coma las tripas de tus hijos.” Fire Knives adds that there’s some sort of phrase people say all the time about “over my dead body” or something like that, right? Insert that phrase here. With that, Fire Knives and Saw Fist kill themselves as Logan looks on. As he exits the room, the snake emerges from the shadows and intently watches him leave.
Inside the control room, Roger yells out that it’s still not enough. He has to suffer like they suffered. He has to know why. He has to know their names. Pulling out his bat, he pushes through the crowd and makes his way to the old man. Roger exclaims that he’s right outside that door, and he’s waited long enough to make him suffer. Get outta his way. The old man reminds Roger that he knows the rules. Roger tells him to hell with his rules. To hell with all his… Just then, Roger is shot in the head by Gun Hawk. The old man takes that time to remind everyone that they stick to the plan. All of them, let’s remember that.
After the human sacrifice, the snake told them that he will show them the way. He will open the gates of hell and grant them dominion over the thingsss of his flock. He will share with him the ssecretsss of misssery and rage, learned over the course of a million lifetimesss. But know one thing; he expects to be paid for his ssservice. The person in the bushes that Roger met had told him that his god can show him how to make his enemy suffer. Beyond anything he can imagine. But let there be no illusion about what he expects in return.
As the snake and the flies buzzing around the dead bodies of Saw Fist and Fire Knives begin to laugh, Logan looks up at the cameras and angrily exclaims that he’s still coming, you bastards. Who dies next?!