Oh come on. Canadian bacon? I'll stick to the real deal
You're a ham.
Wait, I was expecting someone to call peameal bacon "ham". I ****ed this up. I ****ed this up so bad.
Not really... I think some people in Alberta wanted to raise money to build a statue of him, but I don't think that panned out. In terms of superheroes, we tend to value Superman more, since Shuster was Canadian.Bri... be honest... What do Canadians really think about Wolverine? Is Logan a respected pop culture creation in the land of the ice and snow?
Not really... I think some people in Alberta wanted to raise money to build a statue of him, but I don't think that panned out. In terms of superheroes, we tend to value Superman more, since Shuster was Canadian.
No, I don't think so. It's cool that he's Canadian... so is Deadpool. That's neat. But they didn't get a Canadian Heritage Moment:That's interesting. So Logan's not really an embraced "hero" of Canada in your view?
That's interesting. So Logan's not really an embraced "hero" of Canada in your view?
Reboot Wolverine as a champion of the Deep South. All that luchador blood running through his veins whilst being such a Real McCoy.
Then...they just randomly say he's a canuck. Only one piece of Canadian edutainment I've seen that's remotely close to that kind of Maple Leafed bumhole and that's LetterKenny.
This seems like a good article on the subject. If only for the picture. Look at the picture. Look how sad he is.I kinda figured that Logan would be appreciated as a character that's made a splash world wide, plus he has that history tied into Canada's frontier era. I assumed he'd be really embraced up North.
This seems like a good article on the subject. If only for the picture. Look at the picture. Look how sad he is.
http://www.calgaryherald.com/entert...Alberta+embrace+like+hairy/9745791/story.html
Wolverine's 'Canadian origins' are as fictional as his existence; he was created b/c Len Wein's editor thought Wein wrote "great accents," & tasked him with inventing someone who spoke 'Canadian.'
That makes Wolverine a foreign import, not the Canadian 'cultural export' you imagine.
You want to outsource national pride, too, eh? Wake me when Putin honors Colossus
Well, it is from a comments section on a newspaper article, after all. Let's just be thankful it's not racist.
In short, he bears more than a passing resemblance to a hockey player. And, according to Richard Harrison, a poet and professor at Mount Royal University, that is a problem. The Canadian superhero, Harrison says, is the hockey player: an oversized figure in colourful clothes moving at superhuman speeds, capable of great violence within an extended story, and perpetually young. Instead of a timeless character like Wolverine, Harrison argues, weve worshipped a series of Gretzkys, Orrs and Crosbys.
Those aren't really the three players I would pick who are "capable of great violence within an extended story".
Wayne Gretzky, Wolverine... It's like I'm seeing double!
Why would the puck turn into a boomerang? It's already a projectile. And it didn't come back! So why did it need to be a boomerang? I hate this on principle.