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I seem to recall reading a comic book a year or so back wherein Logan was accused of being an ephebophile due to his tendency to get a new female teenage sidekick every few years. Anyone know what issue of what title this took place in?
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I seem to recall reading a comic book a year or so back wherein Logan was accused of being an ephebophile due to his tendency to get a new female teenage sidekick every few years. Anyone know what issue of what title this took place in?in?
!!Daken's Claws
* Do Daken's claws tear through his skin like Wolverine's claws do? If so, shouldn't the claws bonded with the Muramasa metal have caused the wounds in his hands from popping the claws to not heal? Was this brought up at all?
** The writers ignored that particular detail regarding the claws up until the very end. The last time he and Wolverine fight, when they get ripped out, he's left with two giant scars on his arms that don't heal for quite some time. But you're right. It still doesn't explain why he didn't have to bandage his wrists after every fight he used them in.
** WordOfGod is that the claws were encased in a sheath that protected his skin from the metal until the claws were fully extended.
*** That's not just WordOfGod, it was explained in the comic when he first added the Muramasa metal. To quote the Tinkerer: "Since the metal cannot come into contact with your soft tissue without catastrophic effect, I've manufactured these sheaths out of adamantium. They will be anchored inside your forearms."
!!Daken's Claws
* Do Daken's claws tear through his skin like Wolverine's claws do? If so, shouldn't the claws bonded with the Muramasa metal have caused the wounds in his hands from popping the claws to not heal? Was this brought up at all?
** The writers ignored that particular detail regarding the claws up until the very end. The last time he and Wolverine fight, when they get ripped out, he's left with two giant scars on his arms that don't heal for quite some time. But you're right. It still doesn't explain why he didn't have to bandage his wrists after every fight he used them in.
** WordOfGod is that the claws were encased in a sheath that protected his skin from the metal until the claws were fully extended.
*** That's not just WordOfGod, it was explained in the comic when he first added the Muramasa metal. To quote the Tinkerer: "Since the metal cannot come into contact with your soft tissue without catastrophic effect, I've manufactured these sheaths out of adamantium. They will be anchored inside your forearms."
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*** This is the most likely reason, since Logan's claws only pop out when he holds his wrists a certain way Rogue wouldn't know they were there unless she mimicked that position, which she'd have no reason to do. And that's assuming she borrowed his powers for long enough for them to even grow in the first place.
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* It's probably just a side effect of his powers, like Polaris having green hair, it just grows into that shape no matter what.
*** Mutants, by their nature, are random. There's no telling if someone will inherit an x-gene and if they do if it'll be active and even if it is what form their powers will take.
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*** Also, a Wolverine powered weapon is valuable, but disposable and limited in it's ability to turn on you. An Xavier or Magneto level soldier can destroy armies on their own so if your control slips you're in for a lot worse.
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* Logan is a mutant, mutants don't always get all the side powers they need.
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* Wolverine's powers have limits, if pushed beyond those limits they'll stop working.
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*** That last one has some merit; during WorldWarHulk : X-Men, Hulk claimed he couldn't kill Wolverine so he decided to neutralize him by punching him in the head until his brain was effectively mush from the concussion. Later on, Xavier mentions that another punch or two actually might have killed Logan, they were just fortunate that Hulk was going TechnicalPacifist on their asses.
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*** That last one has some merit; during WorldWarHulk ComicBook/WorldWarHulk : X-Men, Hulk claimed he couldn't kill Wolverine so he decided to neutralize him by punching him in the head until his brain was effectively mush from the concussion. Later on, Xavier mentions that another punch or two actually might have killed Logan, they were just fortunate that Hulk was going TechnicalPacifist on their asses.
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People make fun of the Hulk's pants because they don't rip when he grows, but what about Wolverine? He's been chopped up and burned and even nuked, and he regenerated with his costume intact in the next scene. Why doesn't he ever have to replace his costume or grow back completely naked?
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People make fun of the Hulk's pants because they don't rip when he grows, but what about Wolverine? He's been chopped up and burned and even nuked, and he regenerated with his costume intact in the next scene. Why doesn't he ever have to replace his costume or grow back completely naked?naked?
!!Accused of being an ephebophile
I seem to recall reading a comic book a year or so back wherein Logan was accused of being an ephebophile due to his tendency to get a new female teenage sidekick every few years. Anyone know what issue of what title this took place in?
!!Accused of being an ephebophile
I seem to recall reading a comic book a year or so back wherein Logan was accused of being an ephebophile due to his tendency to get a new female teenage sidekick every few years. Anyone know what issue of what title this took place in?
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He was mad enough to rig the island with explosives and gave Hope and her team (which included 14-year-old Idie) about fifty seconds to evacuate (depending on how fast the mile-high sentinel could wade through the bay) because he was going to blow up the approaching sentinel. This is ''after'' he watched the sentinel assemble itself from random stuff lying around earlier that evening. Why does everyone agree that a bunch of children, ''especially Idie'', ought to move back to Westchester with him?
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He was mad enough to rig the island with explosives and gave Hope and her team (which included 14-year-old Idie) about fifty seconds to evacuate (depending on how fast the mile-high sentinel could wade through the bay) because he was going to blow up the approaching sentinel. This is ''after'' he watched the sentinel assemble itself from random stuff lying around earlier that evening. Why does everyone agree that a bunch of children, ''especially Idie'', ought to move back to Westchester with him?him?
!!Indestructible Costume
People make fun of the Hulk's pants because they don't rip when he grows, but what about Wolverine? He's been chopped up and burned and even nuked, and he regenerated with his costume intact in the next scene. Why doesn't he ever have to replace his costume or grow back completely naked?
!!Indestructible Costume
People make fun of the Hulk's pants because they don't rip when he grows, but what about Wolverine? He's been chopped up and burned and even nuked, and he regenerated with his costume intact in the next scene. Why doesn't he ever have to replace his costume or grow back completely naked?
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!!Schism-spoilers ahead:
Why does Logan get the kids he threatened to blow up?
He was mad enough to rig the island with explosives and gave Hope and her team (which included 14-year-old Idie) about fifty seconds to evacuate (depending on how fast the mile-high sentinel could wade through the bay) because he was going to blow up the approaching sentinel. This is ''after'' he watched the sentinel assemble itself from random stuff lying around earlier that evening. Why does everyone agree that a bunch of children, ''especially Idie'', ought to move back to Westchester with him?
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* If memory serves, FrankMiller came up with it. Could be wrong, though.
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* If memory serves, FrankMiller Creator/FrankMiller came up with it. Could be wrong, though.
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* Also, by most depictions Wolverine has enhanced to full-on SuperStrength. And Wolverine only hasaround100lbs adamantium added, which is pretty light for someone who can match strength with Captain America and on a good day ooutperform him
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**** This has gone back and forth, as one of the comics in the mid/late 80s had Rogue and Logan in Genosha, with Logan depowered. He was weakening and specifically cites this reason. Not only does he have immunbe system problems, but the lack of blood cell production causes anemia and other complications. It would have killed him in a relatively short time.
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* In the FallOfTheHulks /World War Hulks storyline, Logan is one of several heroes who get Hulked out by the Leader, becoming Wolverage. He grows considerably larger and his claws become several feet long. Shouldn't the adamantium in his skeleton prevent him from changing size like that?
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* In the FallOfTheHulks /World War Hulks ''ComicBook/FallOfTheHulks''/''ComicBook/WorldWarHulks'' storyline, Logan is one of several heroes who get Hulked out by the Leader, becoming Wolverage. He grows considerably larger and his claws become several feet long. Shouldn't the adamantium in his skeleton prevent him from changing size like that?
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!!Why hasn't Dog Logan reaction to his brother's death been shown?
Logan's son reaction been shown, so why not his brother.
Logan's son reaction been shown, so why not his brother.
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** Um, no...it was revealed in the spin-off series ''Wolverine: Origins'', which takes place in Earth-616. It's the same series where {{Daken}} made his debut.
*** A subsequent storline revealed that Romulus made the whole thing up to screw with Logan further. They are not descended from wolves.
*** A subsequent storline revealed that Romulus made the whole thing up to screw with Logan further. They are not descended from wolves.
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** Um, no...it was revealed in the spin-off series ''Wolverine: Origins'', which takes place in Earth-616. It's the same series where {{Daken}} {{ComicBook/Daken}} made his debut.
*** A subsequentstorline storyline revealed that Romulus made the whole thing up to screw with Logan further. They are not descended from wolves.
*** A subsequent
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* I think it has something to do with Wolverine being born from two families with powerful mutant genetics. Which is precisely why we had Mister Sinister messing around with Jean and Scott's genes to create Cable and X-Man. Magneto had a clone for a short while.
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* I think it has something to do with Wolverine being born from two families with powerful mutant genetics. Which is precisely why we had Mister Sinister messing around with Jean and Scott's genes to create Madelyne Pryor, her son Cable and X-Man. Magneto had a clone for a short while.
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** So why doesn't Wolverine's half-brother Dog Logan have any mutant powers? I know that his other half-brother John Howlett III had bone claws at least.
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!!What happens to bullets inside Wolverine's body when he heals from gunshot wounds? Does his body somehow push them out? Does his healing factor allow his metabolism to process and dissolve them? Do they just encapsulate inside him? The second movie showed a bullet shot at his forehead pushed out, and at the start of Grant Morrison's run Wolverine was digging out bullets he had just taken, but those are the only times I've seen the issue addressed.
* I have a Greg Rucka trade paperback where Wolverine pulled the bullets out after his skin healed over them.
* I have a Greg Rucka trade paperback where Wolverine pulled the bullets out after his skin healed over them.
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!!What happens to bullets lodged inside Wolverine's body when he heals from gunshot wounds? wounds?
* Does his body somehow push them out? Does his healing factor allow his metabolism to process and dissolve them? Do they just encapsulate inside him? The second movie showed a bullet shot at his forehead pushed out, and at the start of Grant Morrison's run Wolverine was digging out bullets he had just taken, but those are the only times I've seen the issue addressed.
* ** I have a Greg Rucka trade paperback where Wolverine pulled the bullets out after his skin healed over them.
* Does his body somehow push them out? Does his healing factor allow his metabolism to process and dissolve them? Do they just encapsulate inside him? The second movie showed a bullet shot at his forehead pushed out, and at the start of Grant Morrison's run Wolverine was digging out bullets he had just taken, but those are the only times I've seen the issue addressed.
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* Magneto probably pulled it at different directions all at once until it broke down.
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*** A subsequent storline revealed that Romulus made the whole thing up to screw with Logan further. They are not descended from wolves.
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!!Magneto pulling out the adamantium. I get that it was magnetic, allowing Magneto to manipulate it, but what exactly kept him tethered to the ground? Shouldn't he have been pulled around with his skeleton?
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* I have a Greg Rucka trade paperback where Wolverine pulled the bullets out after his skin healed over them.
