Marvel’s Wastelanders: Wolverine

Thirty years ago, Super Villains won. After killing the Avengers, the X-Men, and nearly every other Super Hero, the Red Skull assumed the office of President of the United States. Since that day, a traumatized Wolverine (Robert Patrick) has wandered in a daze of survivor’s guilt and self-loathing over his failure to protect his fellow X-Men and their mutant students. Wolverine encounters Sofia, a young mutant in-hiding and vows to transport her into the safe hands of estranged former X-Men Kitty Pryde and Rachel Summers.

When the Red Skull and his top lieutenant Crossbones frame Wolverine and escalate anti-mutant sentiment to dangerous new levels, our hero realizes that his only option may be to face Red Skull and his savage allies head on. But a shocking, terrible truth may destroy Wolverine first...

Marvel's Wastelanders: Wolverine is the fourth installment in the “Marvel's Wastelanders” audio epic. Starring Robert Patrick as Wolverine. Written and Directed by Jenny Turner Hall, with sound design by Michael Odmark and Daniel Brunell, and original music by Rhett Miller and John Burdick. Learn more at marvel.com/wastelanders.

Thirty years after The Day the Villains Won, aka V-Day, an older, disoriented Logan slips into a dream, only to be woken by Sofia, a young mutant-in-hiding, and her companion Fang.

MARVEL’S WASTELANDERS: WOLVERINE starring Robert Patrick as Wolverine, and featuring performances by Ashlie Atkinson (Kitty Pryde), Rachel Crowl (Red Skull), Isabella Ferreira (Sofia), Jennifer Ikeda (Rachel Summers), Justin Min (Justin), Clarke Peters (Professor X), Daniel Sunjata (Cyclops), and Carl Tart (Kevin). Additional performances in this episode by Cherise Boothe (Jean Grey), Jere Burns (Crossbones), Luther Creek (Sabretooth), and Charlie Pollock (Billy). Written and directed by Jenny Turner Hall. Sound design by Michael Odmark. Original music by Rhett Miller and John Burdick.

On the first day of Logan’s new teaching gig at Charles Xavier’s Institute for Gifted Youngsters, he must face an unexpected attack.

MARVEL’S WASTELANDERS: WOLVERINE starring Robert Patrick as Wolverine, and featuring performances by Ashlie Atkinson (Kitty Pryde), Rachel Crowl (Red Skull), Isabella Ferreira (Sofia), Jennifer Ikeda (Rachel Summers), Justin Min (Justin), Clarke Peters (Professor X), Daniel Sunjata (Cyclops), and Carl Tart (Kevin). Additional performances in this episode by Cherise Booth (Jean Grey), Jere Burns (Crossbones), Luther Creek (Sabretooth), and Charlie Pollock (Billy). Written and directed by Jenny Turner Hall. Sound design by Michael Odmark. Original music by Rhett Miller and John Burdick.

Logan, Sofia and Fang continue their long trip to Canada. Meanwhile, Rachel Summers and Kitty Pryde see an old friend ... and get some unexpected (and unwelcome) house guests.

MARVEL’S WASTELANDERS: WOLVERINE starring Robert Patrick as Wolverine, and featuring performances by Ashlie Atkinson (Kitty Pryde), Rachel Crowl (Red Skull), Isabella Ferreira (Sofia), Jennifer Ikeda (Rachel Summers), Justin Min (Justin), Clarke Peters (Professor X), Daniel Sunjata (Cyclops), and Carl Tart (Kevin). Additional performances in this episode by Dave Droxler (Bandit), Stephanie Kurtzuba (Security), Michael Perilstein (Voice in Rachel’s Head). Written and directed by Jenny Turner Hall. Original sound design by Michael Odmark. Original music by Rhett Miller and John Burdick.

Logan and Rachel go back to V-Day using Cerebro, where Logan discovers a terrible truth.

MARVEL’S WASTELANDERS: WOLVERINE starring Robert Patrick as Wolverine, and featuring performances by Ashlie Atkinson (Kitty Pryde), Rachel Crowl (Red Skull), Isabella Ferreira (Sofia), Jennifer Ikeda (Rachel Summers), Justin Min (Justin), Clarke Peters (Professor X), Daniel Sunjata (Cyclops), and Carl Tart (Kevin). Additional performances in this episode by Cherise Boothe (Jean Grey), Winsome Brown (Surgeon), Dave Droxler (Anesthesiologist), and Charlie Pollock (Billy). Written and directed by Jenny Turner Hall. Original sound design by Michael Odmark. Original music by Rhett Miller and John Burdick.