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I don't know if you've noticed, but Deadpool & Wolverine is a Big Deal - big with a capital 'B' (also as in 'Billion dollars at the box office'). While all that is going on over at Marvel Studios, Marvel Comics has quietly created a separate editorial team to handle the duo's titles - as well as X-Force.

In X-Men group editor Tom Brevoort's weekly newsletter on Substack, he revealed that Marvel has created a separate sub-office inside the X-Men group for Deadpool, Wolverine, X-Force, and other related series, dubbed the 'Claw Office'. The office is comprised of editor Mark Basso and assistant editor Drew Baumgartner, reporting to Brevoort. Basso is one of the few holdovers from the Krakoan era, as he was also the editor of the Wolverine, Deadpool, and X-Force titles under then-X-Men group editor Jordan D. White, as well as handling other comic series such as Rogue & Gambit.

So what titles are part of Marvel's 'Claw Office'? Currently, they are:

• Deadpool
• Wolverine
• X-Force
• Wolverine: Revenge
• Deadpool Team-Up
• Wolverine: Deep Cut

With Wolverine celebrating his 50th year since his debut, and Deadpool about to hit 35, I'd say its a good time to be those two.

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• Marvel's accidental closure on the Kang storyline
• Robert Downey Jr. is entering his villain era
• Donald Trump is the landlord for Marvel's House of Ideas
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