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’Origin’ reveals the mysteries of Marvel’s best-kept secret
By Dan Weltin | Sep. 11, 2001One of the biggest comic book secrets is being revealed. September 5, the first installment of 'Origin' was released. The six- issue mini-series, written by Paul Jenkins and penciled by Andy Kubert, tells the story of one of Marvel Comics's most sought after secrets'Woverine's origin.
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