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It was done similarly in Ultimate, right? When he was trapped in the cage and all of Wraith's men were shooting at him. Issue three or four.
Oh man...why is that Wolverine fans have to read crap like this all the time, even on boards dedicated to him?I guess the character is beyond redemption.
But it seems it's a new fad among Marvel readers to hate anything Wolverine related.
No, I think that mess was a little over the top, myself. I mean, wasn't that how he supposedly died in Days of Future Past? I don't think that should have been allowed.Curious. Nitro blew Logan up but there was like, a cell of him left so he had enough DNA to regrow completely. But how did the adamantium not just fall to the ground when his real bones inside were destroyed, therefore being useless when he regenerated himself? Bear in mind I didnt actually read the issue, so if I missed something obvious in the review or comments elsewhere, then I apologise
Yes...basic human nature.For a Wolvie thread, there's not actually much talk on what's going on.
IMO, Wolvie stories for a while now have been kicking proper arse.
And I REALLY think Creed's death was done well. As with most comic fans, when a charcter like Hawkeye, or Carnage dies the way they do, hordes of people ***** about the death wasn't big enough, only lasted a page, blah, blah.
Now we get a major story, from a massive name, doing a full indepth big story, killing Wolvie's nemesis, and what happens? Nothing. Unless there's something to compain about here, not many people wan to talk, lol.
I don't think Kyle was ever really not evil. I mean, he was in X-factor for a while, but he was no goody two shoes there. I am happy to see him just the same, bad guy or no. He's one of my favorites.So wait...Wildchild is evil...(again)...dammit, where is Shard when u need her? oh thats right..she's dead...(again)
The "Lost" aspect of Loeb's run is an interesting theory, wolvie2020...it really made me wonder...Did anyone notice the 'Lost' similarity from Loeb's story? Okay, bare with me here. (...)
I for one dig it, any thoughts anybody else?
Hey, I was just talking about it with my above mentioned friend! How uncanny is that?! t:danoyse said:I've caught a Lost connection with the names. Only a few characters on Lost know that Sawyer's real name is James, and they tend to use it in a sort of tantalizing way in front of him, like they know some big secret....where Logan's real name is also James, and some characters tend to use it in the same way, like in Wolverine #47.
Unfortunatly, I don't get to watch much TV, so I'm lost on your LOST comparisons, but I'm completely invested in the mystery of this Romulus. I enjoy Origins because I've been reading about Wolverine monthly since the late 70's and to see all the dangling plot lines (especially Larry Hama's) tied up, is quite rewarding. Great job on both books, guys!
I've caught a Lost connection with the names. Only a few characters on Lost know that Sawyer's real name is James, and they tend to use it in a sort of tantalizing way in front of him, like they know some big secret....where Logan's real name is also James, and some characters tend to use it in the same way, like in Wolverine #47.
Haha! So true!I'd like to see someone do a poll to see how many readers bash Wolverine online, but still buy his book every month.