The Agents learn more about the local town mythology of Logan, and Agent Marshall’s investigation leads him to the Langrocks, the richest family in Burns.
MARVEL’S WOLVERINE: THE LONG NIGHT starring Richard Armitage as Wolverine. Directed by Brendan Baker. Assistant Directed by Chloe Prasinos. Produced by Jenny Radelet and Daniel Fink. Written by Benjamin Percy. Featuring performances by Scott Adsit (Sheriff Ridge), Bob Balaban (Joseph Langrock), Zoe Chao (Mallory), Ato Essandoh (Agent Marshall), Celia Keenan-Bolger (Agent Pierce), Andrew Keenan-Bolger (Bobby), Brian Stokes Mitchell (Prophet), David Call (Hudson Langrock), James Hindman (Langrock Guard), Lannon Killea (Brent Langrock), Armando Riesco (Jackson), Gordon Tashjian (Hunter).
For more on WOLVERINE: THE LONG NIGHT, listen to The Marvel After Show, hosted by Christina Harrington (Women of Marvel) and Jerah Milligan (Black Men Can’t Jump in Hollywood), exclusively on Stitcher Premium. For more information, visit wolverinepodcast.com. For Marvel merch, including the official t-shirt for Wolverine: The Long Night, visit PodSwag.com.
This episode is sponsored by Rocket Mortgage by Quicken Loans (www.rocketmortgage.com/wolverine).
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