X-Men Origins: Wolverine
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Originally Posted by fumanstan
Yeah, I have the comic where his bone claws first come out.
I've always known him as vtrez explained him. He had this natural healing, so was experimented on and given the adamantium structure and claws. I remember frames where his claws were ripping through his skin.
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Originally Posted by solipsta
Which one is it?
I've always known him as vtrez explained him. He had this natural healing, so was experimented on and given the adamantium structure and claws. I remember frames where his claws were ripping through his skin.
I've always known him as vtrez explained him. He had this natural healing, so was experimented on and given the adamantium structure and claws. I remember frames where his claws were ripping through his skin.
I thought it was a pretty cool panel too. I'm not sure what was explained after, since I stopped reading comics shortly after. Maybe they explained it further. Although I have this comic too and thought the cover was pretty awesome after Cyber smashes his claws.
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Originally Posted by ConVerse
Deadpool's disfigured face is something they can't get around. If they try, it won't be authentic. I don't know too much about the comics, but from the few pictures i've seen of him without his mask on, he looks like Freddy Krueger. I can see them toning it down a little bit. Give him scars on his face, but not completely covered.
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I keep coming back to the same thought : Hugh Jackman would have no career if Dougray Scott hadn't been called back to New South Wales for reshoots for MI 2. After suffering though a miserable season of Desperate Housewives with him, I can only say "Thank you John Woo! Your slavish devotion to slow motion action sequences saved X-men".
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Originally Posted by MartinBlank
I always hated Kubert's shit...the black "eyes". I forget, was that Andy or Adam, one was good and one sucked. The sucky one did the Wolverine Origin books.
Here's a nice pic by Andy:
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Originally Posted by Giantrobo
I think those pics are great! I think his origin will shock many casual X-movie fans.
I'm also looking forward to Magneto.
I'm also looking forward to Magneto.
I don't know...maybe a Cap cameo isn't impossible...A Vietnam movie would also be bitchin', 'cuz then you could incorporate the Punisher...Hearts of Darkness, peeps...
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Originally Posted by Decker
After suffering though a miserable season of Desperate Housewives with him, I can only say "Thank you John Woo! Your slavish devotion to slow motion action sequences saved X-men".
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Originally Posted by Rogue588
I don't see what you said happening. I know he wears a mask and that he's disfigured but, do you really think they paid good $$$ for a slight "name" actor to be covered up in a mask for the entire flick?
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Ridley Scott may have more pull than whoever is directing this but its not that unlikely that Reynolds will be covered up the whole film (and disfigured when unmasked).
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I thought he got his claws when they put the adamantium(or whatever) in him? (which would make him kinda boring before that imo) So what's the origin for those?
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Originally Posted by Artman
I thought he got his claws when they put the adamantium(or whatever) in him? (which would make him kinda boring before that imo) So what's the origin for those?
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Trailer's up...this looks awesome!
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Wow. That was funny.
And by "funny" I mean stupid. Thank god for YouTube.
And by "funny" I mean stupid. Thank god for YouTube.
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meh.
i'm just about tapped out when it comes to "James" and the multiple stupid origins that various "writers" have given him. even less then thrilled when the fangirls (or boys with high pitched voices) screeched at the sight of Gambit.
i'm just about tapped out when it comes to "James" and the multiple stupid origins that various "writers" have given him. even less then thrilled when the fangirls (or boys with high pitched voices) screeched at the sight of Gambit.