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by Marvel | Realm
Following the events of Marvel’s “Wolverine: The Long Night,” Logan (Richard Armitage) returns to New Orleans in search of redemption, only to discover that dozens of humans and mutants have gone missing. Thanks for listening on Apple Podcasts!
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Good story and some good voice acting (Richard Armitage and Blair Brown are the standouts), but the sound design is atrocious. Much too much noise drowning out the dialogue. A marked step down in quality from Wolverine: The Long Night. Still, it‘s much better than that god-awful Wastelanders series.
I have never been into superheroes. This series changed that. I listened to the first installment, The Long Night. Now, I’m a diehard fan of superheroes. I’ve got all sorts of comics; I’m catching up on the movies… I can’t recommend this series enough.
Wonderful next chapter after Wolverine The Long Night! Excellent audio design, voice acting, and plot! Would highly recommend I’m very surprised this hasn’t gotten more attention from pop culture outlets! Great way to spend a Sunday while folding laundry or other chores.
Richard Armitage is the best voice actor for Wolverine I’ve ever heard, and I grew up on Steve Blum. He’s that good. The rest of the cast and the production are all fantastic. 5/5
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