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Here is an overview of the collaboration, via Konami:

Making such a move doesn’t guarantee the desired outcome since writers, producers, and networks frequently anticipate otherwise, but it’s still a daring and impactful decision. Altering a series’ plotline or redefining its narrative following a key disclosure is a creative gamble that may not always yield success, yet it seldom goes unnoticed. When a television program takes an abrupt and surprising turn, it usually warrants attention, whether positively or negatively.

As a die-hard Marvel’s mutant enthusiast looking back on the past decade, I must admit that it wasn’t always a golden era for our beloved clawed hero, Logan. However, amidst the less than stellar storylines, there were some truly exceptional tales that emerged.

Logan’s journeys throughout this period, be it the grizzled Old Man Logan or the classic 616 version, were nothing short of captivating. Granted, there were missteps along the way – I’d advise you to steer clear of any Wolverine comics penned by Charles Soule. But despite these stumbles, this decade produced some all-time great Wolverine stories.

In fact, these ten Wolverine tales stand out as the best of a somewhat lackluster period and deserve recognition alongside the greatest Wolverine stories ever told.

The story “The Summer Hikaru Perished” is based on the popular horror manga by Mokumokuren. This recently introduced manga made its debut in Kadokawa’s “Young Ace Up” magazine last August and continues to be published. Seven English volumes have been released, thanks to Yen Press, with the series anticipated to conclude after its 10th volume, though this isn’t set in stone yet.

The Justice League assists Superman in overpowering Lex Luthor and safeguarding the citizens of Jarhanpur from an attack, paving the way for further collaborations ahead. The band even welcomes a new recruit, Metamorpho (Anthony Carrigan), who boasts previous combat experience with the Man of Steel. Yet, at the end of Superman, there’s a cunning hint that foreshadows the emergence of Superman’s most renowned partner: Batman.

The original versions of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 and 4 followed almost identical designs because they were so effective at achieving their goals. However, certain modifications made to the sequel slightly detracted from what could have been a perfect follow-up in the arcade skating genre.