I think I would have liked that page a lot more if Wolverine's was just RAAAAAAARGH or something. Why would he constantly be unpoppin' his claws?
On that subject, whenever Wolverine slashes down on something, especially a metal door, wouldn't the tendons in his hand be damaged. If you had claws in your hands, and even thought they cut through stuff there will be some resistance, that would hurt like a motha.
I think the only time I saw something similar to this mentioned was the Wolverine Civil War story where Sentry takes down Wolverine by grabbing between his claws and crushing his hands, making him black out.
I think I would have liked that page a lot more if Wolverine's was just RAAAAAAARGH or something. Why would he constantly be unpoppin' his claws?
it seems like kind of a ripoff of that fight scene from whedon's x-men when the team is fighting and you see their tortured inner monologues about whatever (i don't recall specifically who said what right now) and then the last one is wolverine and all he's thinking while in the midst of a huge battle is "I like beer".
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That is what I thought that scene was for a second, then I was like, "Didn't they kind of have him saying something both funnier and stupider?"
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I think I would have liked that page a lot more if Wolverine's was just RAAAAAAARGH or something. Why would he constantly be unpoppin' his claws?
On that subject, whenever Wolverine slashes down on something, especially a metal door, wouldn't the tendons in his hand be damaged. If you had claws in your hands, and even thought they cut through stuff there will be some resistance, that would hurt like a motha.
I think the only time I saw something similar to this mentioned was the Wolverine Civil War story where Sentry takes down Wolverine by grabbing between his claws and crushing his hands, making him black out.
i think the idea is that since they are so hard, and are at least adequately sharp, cutting through steel would be no different then a hot knife through butter. (i wish i could come up with a better metaphor but that one fits just too well.)
In addition, the bios of Noh-Varr and Fantomex really should go here too because it became absolutely certain to me after reading them that Morrison is a g-d genius.
Dawg, I cannot read that tiny tiny print. I already know those two are awesome. Are those bios in that comic? Wolverine: the Dark Reign: the List, by Jason Aaron, right?
In addition, the bios of Noh-Varr and Fantomex really should go here too because it became absolutely certain to me after reading them that Morrison is a g-d genius.
gee i think the kree might want to recheck their numbers on that one, at least in the marvel universe.
In addition, the bios of Noh-Varr and Fantomex really should go here too because it became absolutely certain to me after reading them that Morrison is a g-d genius.
gee i think the kree might want to recheck their numbers on that one, at least in the marvel universe.
It's kind of a semantic point, though; there are so many beings of absurd or limitless power (e.g. Beyonder) that are not gods but rather components of the physical universe that it begs the definition of "deity", you know? More likely though it's supposed to be a comment about the arrogance of the Kree, alternate or otherwise.
It reminds me of a similar discussion from months ago about Mr. Terrific being an atheist.
The only true deity in the Marvel Universe is Jack Kirby, and I can forgive the Kree for not being sophisticated enough to realize they're in a comic book.
The only people who know that are Reed Richards, Deadpool, and one version of Mr. Sinister.
Ya, people like Odin and Thor or Zeus may be referred to as gods, but they did not create the universe and do not follow the creator aspect of a 'god'. Similarly, Galactus is merely a fundamental force of the universe. Celestials are close, but still dont work as a god as mostwould view them. Even Eternity or other all powerful beings are not true gods in the sense of a creator / object of worship. So, I'd say he's in the clear on that statement.
Every page of G-Man is like that. It's smart and clever, and Chris Giarrusso would actually be a good writer for a Marvel Adventures book.
It would be so awesome if he did G-Man but starring miniature Marvel characters. We could call it Mini-Marvels or something. They could parody Civil War and WWH and other major events with this unique humour.
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edited November 2009
Hey now, don't get an attitude before Thanksgiving, even if you're Canadian!
It's not our fault Marvel is so stupid they decided to go with Super Hero Squad over Mini Marvels and kick Chris G to the curb (and I mean be just the writer on a light hearted book outside of Mini Marvels/G-Man; let him get some writing gigs, he has the potential to be a Jeff Parker of Paul Tobin).
In addition, the bios of Noh-Varr and Fantomex really should go here too because it became absolutely certain to me after reading them that Morrison is a g-d genius.
If Noh-Varr is suppsoed to be a teenager why does he look like Quicksilver
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Just gotta wait until January, when Nick Roche starts the Wreckers miniseries
Yeah, looks like he got frozen in place.
On that subject, whenever Wolverine slashes down on something, especially a metal door, wouldn't the tendons in his hand be damaged. If you had claws in your hands, and even thought they cut through stuff there will be some resistance, that would hurt like a motha.
I think the only time I saw something similar to this mentioned was the Wolverine Civil War story where Sentry takes down Wolverine by grabbing between his claws and crushing his hands, making him black out.
it seems like kind of a ripoff of that fight scene from whedon's x-men when the team is fighting and you see their tortured inner monologues about whatever (i don't recall specifically who said what right now) and then the last one is wolverine and all he's thinking while in the midst of a huge battle is "I like beer".
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i think the idea is that since they are so hard, and are at least adequately sharp, cutting through steel would be no different then a hot knife through butter. (i wish i could come up with a better metaphor but that one fits just too well.)
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In addition, the bios of Noh-Varr and Fantomex really should go here too because it became absolutely certain to me after reading them that Morrison is a g-d genius.
Brilliant!
Man, I need this issue.
Were there bios in the issue or something? What are you talking about, crimsondude?
but yeah they're in the back of Wolverine: the list
gee i think the kree might want to recheck their numbers on that one, at least in the marvel universe.
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It's kind of a semantic point, though; there are so many beings of absurd or limitless power (e.g. Beyonder) that are not gods but rather components of the physical universe that it begs the definition of "deity", you know? More likely though it's supposed to be a comment about the arrogance of the Kree, alternate or otherwise.
It reminds me of a similar discussion from months ago about Mr. Terrific being an atheist.
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It's official, Hank Pym is a god.
It's so true, G-Man.
I jsut thought you were the devil because you have horns.
The devil doesn't have a trademark on horns.
It would be so awesome if he did G-Man but starring miniature Marvel characters. We could call it Mini-Marvels or something. They could parody Civil War and WWH and other major events with this unique humour.
It's not our fault Marvel is so stupid they decided to go with Super Hero Squad over Mini Marvels and kick Chris G to the curb (and I mean be just the writer on a light hearted book outside of Mini Marvels/G-Man; let him get some writing gigs, he has the potential to be a Jeff Parker of Paul Tobin).
all his comics are almost golden and then come last panel fall flat
But the thought behind most of his stuff is awesome
If Noh-Varr is suppsoed to be a teenager why does he look like Quicksilver
The two of them are very similar in appearance (lean, muscular build, white hair ususally in curtains, blue/white eyes).