Wolverine Books in Order

In rural Alaska, two investigators look into grisly killings and a missing cult figure, only to find Wolverine at the center of the mystery. It plays like a noir thriller with claws.

Krakoa gives Logan a home worth defending, but old enemies and new conspiracies quickly test that peace. Omega Red, Dracula, and the Flower Cartel all make trouble in the opening arc.

Bodies are dropping, old Team X ties resurface, and Wolverine heads into Madripoor to untangle the mess. Then the book swerves into a brutal clash with Dracula.

A missing sword and the manipulations of Solem pull Logan into another dangerous chase. Percy balances pirate chaos, spy trouble, and one more reminder that Krakoa is never truly secure.

Deadpool wants Krakoan citizenship, Wolverine wants peace and quiet, and neither of them gets what they want. The team-up is loud, messy, and more important than Logan first thinks.

Beast's secret agenda finally pushes Logan past the point of trust. Savage missions, betrayal, and the Pit of Exile turn this into one of the run's key breaking points.

Beast escalates by multiplying himself, and Wolverine gets dragged into a grim clone war of his own. Krakoa's internal rot becomes impossible to ignore.

Sabretooth is back, Krakoa is falling, and Logan's oldest enemy wants revenge on a massive scale. This first half sets up a vicious showdown with an army of Creeds behind it.

With Logan's mind and body wrecked, the war with Sabretooth turns even more savage. Family grudges, missing memories, and a final weapon push the run toward its big payoff.

Supernatural violence and old grudges collide as Wolverine is pulled into a hellfire-fueled conflict. The run gets darker, stranger, and even more physically punishing here.