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Tim O Neill
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Incredible - these pages are fantastic, JB. It would be enough to just have an
X-Men story, but the way you have weaved the rest of the Marvel Universe
makes this such a rewarding read. Today's page, especially - Wolverine is so
tough that nothing seems to harm him, but the pain and danger of the situation
is palpable. And the moment with Pablo is just perfect.
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Mark Haslett
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For some reason today's page made me realize how much Wolverine is
condemned to loneliness by his psychology.
He is quite dog-like in many respects -- loyal and sacrificing for his friends,
but not quite of the same mental "species" and regularly doomed to cause a
trouble for them as a result.
No one can ever truly soothe him.
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John Byrne
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Maybe..... one.................
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Brian Miller
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Would Wolverine's healing factor repair a dislocated joint? Like a
shoulder with the humerus out of socket?
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Ryan Maxwell
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Wallace Sellars
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I was (wrongly) thinking of Mariko until I saw Ryan's post.
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James Woodcock
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I’m sat here in bed, staring @ my collection of Eaglemoss Marvel
figures & my eyes fall on my X-Men set (I have the figures arranged in
‘families’).
Although I met the X-Men with a UK reprint of X-Men 1, I have to admit
that my favourite group was & remains the All New, All Different X-Men
from the reboot.
This possibly explains why I am enjoying Elsewhen more than Hidden
Years, which is not to say I didn’t like Hidden Years, but Elsewhen is
like seeing characters that have been irreparably damaged over the
years have all that damage healed.
These are tales of them all @ the height of when I loved their
characterisation.
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Brian Miller
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As was I, Wallace.
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Vinny Valenti
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Probably the only thing about Mantlo's ALPHA FLIGHT that I liked was revealing Heather to be the one to calm down Wolverine after he first discovers his claws:
He also added that Wolverine was in love with Heather as a result, which was an influence in him leaving to join the X-Men. That one I'm not sure how I feel about.
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John Byrne
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Wolverine seems to have just emerged from a vat of Nair. . . .
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Paul Greer
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Wolverine seems to have just emerged from a vat of
Nair. . . .
**********
Ha! Line of the day!
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Wallace Sellars
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QUOTE:
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And don't get me started on the first panel's bottom line being used as a floor...
(I kid! I kid!)
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