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The trailers show wolverine as a little boy with those metal implants. But it was already established in an earlier movie that the metal lining his bones and those metal claws were implants put in because of his mutations. His mutation was an amazing ability to heal which also seemed to slow down his aging process. Because of the efficiency of his cellular regeneration.
Looks like they just want to keep changing his history and his mythology over and over and over. Okay, so he was originally supposed to be a brief, throw away character. But the popularity of the character made him a permanent character. You would at least think the movies would have kept the story they decided on in the first installment of the x-men. |
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The trailers show wolverine as a little boy with those metal implants. But it was already established in an earlier movie that the metal lining his bones and those metal claws were implants put in because of his mutations. His mutation was an amazing ability to heal which also seemed to slow down his aging process. Because of the efficiency of his cellular regeneration. Looks like they just want to keep changing his history and his mythology over and over and over. Okay, so he was originally supposed to be a brief, throw away character. But the popularity of the character made him a permanent character. You would at least think the movies would have kept the story they decided on in the first installment of the x-men.  I never noticed that. thanks for telling me about thatSort of like Spidermans mechanical webshooters in the comicbooks,but in the movies he oculd shoot webs naturally.
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Well... as far as I remember...
The claws were a part of his mutations. They added the adamantium to his skeleton afterward, as part as of some super-soldier-like project. That's why he's submerged in that vat of whatever that crap is, in fact. And there was one point in Wolverine's comic story arc where he gets into a major fight with Magneto, who ends up pulling out all the Adamantium from Wolvie's bones with magnetism, too. |
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Moondark, read your email.
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Well, since I am also a comic book nerd, the claws have always been with him, they were originally just bone. I am looking forward to the movie, but I am not expecting them to follow the comic anymore than they have in any of the other movies, they are good for what they are, but no movie ever lives up to the book, or comic it was based on. If you like the wolverine character there are a few novels based on him, yeah, I said I was a nerd.
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Well... as far as I remember... The claws were a part of his mutations. They added the adamantium to his skeleton afterward, as part as of some super-soldier-like project. That's why he's submerged in that vat of whatever that crap is, in fact. And there was one point in Wolverine's comic story arc where he gets into a major fight with Magneto, who ends up pulling out all the Adamantium from Wolvie's bones with magnetism, too. I got that issue. It was in the mid 90s Magneto ripped out Wolverine's skeleton
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Edited by
Tigardman
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Sat 04/25/09 06:07 PM
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The trailers show wolverine as a little boy with those metal implants. But it was already established in an earlier movie that the metal lining his bones and those metal claws were implants put in because of his mutations. His mutation was an amazing ability to heal which also seemed to slow down his aging process. Because of the efficiency of his cellular regeneration. Looks like they just want to keep changing his history and his mythology over and over and over. Okay, so he was originally supposed to be a brief, throw away character. But the popularity of the character made him a permanent character. You would at least think the movies would have kept the story they decided on in the first installment of the x-men. You are correct Moon, His mutation was greatly increased healing and his immunity to all forms of disease/sickness (hence why you see him in all the comic books constantly suckin on the stogies) The Weapon X series lines out that he was "Made" into Wolverine with the adamantium being added over his skeleton and his "bone claws". I am just glad they are putting him in his own movie with Gambit. They had a chunk of Xmen comics that they were at each others throats. (but with Wolverines temper Im not sure thats very tough) TM |
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I thought it was a military experiment or something ... what do I know ...
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I'm a big Gambit fan, and I will go see the movie just because hes in it, and Wolverine is ok I guess
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Okay, so he was originally supposed to be a brief, throw away character. But the popularity of the character made him a permanent character. Actually Wolverine is not some "Throw away Character" he has his own Comic book and has fought the Hulk on at least 3 different occassions: one of which he actually won the fight. But let's face it Hollywood could screw up a wet dream when it comes to telling a story.... |
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Edited by
MirrorMirror
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Tue 04/28/09 03:41 PM
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I'm a big Gambit fan, and I will go see the movie just because hes in it, and Wolverine is ok I guess
I have the first comicbook appearence of Gambit He saved Storm (who had been age regressed into a kid by Nanny and the OrphanMaker) from the Shadowking and his "Hounds"
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He was introduced into the Incredible Hulk comicbook during a fight between Hulk and Wendigo. Then later he was brought into the relaunch of Uncanny X-Men. He later got his own book.
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I already saw the movie.....and the movie shows him as a kid and it is bone claws....they don't become metal until later in the movie and it's because of Striker!
Not gonna give anymore away! |
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Well, since I am also a comic book nerd, the claws have always been with him, they were originally just bone. I am looking forward to the movie, but I am not expecting them to follow the comic anymore than they have in any of the other movies, they are good for what they are, but no movie ever lives up to the book, or comic it was based on. If you like the wolverine character there are a few novels based on him, yeah, I said I was a nerd. Wow. I so never knew that. I thought that they were added after wards BECAUSE of his mutant powers. Well ya learn something new every day. Cool beans. |
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I already saw the movie.....and the movie shows him as a kid and it is bone claws....they don't become metal until later in the movie and it's because of Striker! Not gonna give anymore away! AH! I am so jealous of you! |
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I already saw the movie.....and the movie shows him as a kid and it is bone claws....they don't become metal until later in the movie and it's because of Striker! Not gonna give anymore away! Yep, I saw it also.. Unfinished, and all.. 
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Edited by
Kravin
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Wed 04/29/09 05:49 PM
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I saw the movie too. It was ok. There are a lot of inaccuracies though. Mostly time line things like "He wasn't there then" or "That wasn't supposed to happen yet".
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Its a little different than the comics
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The "Wolverine" character is simply a chance for me to "DROOL" over Hugh Jackman's body
 A single gal has to find her "fantasy material where & when she can get it!
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Edited by
Thoughtfulthug
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Tue 05/05/09 10:25 AM
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Well, since I am also a comic book nerd, the claws have always been with him, they were originally just bone. I am looking forward to the movie, but I am not expecting them to follow the comic anymore than they have in any of the other movies, they are good for what they are, but no movie ever lives up to the book, or comic it was based on. If you like the wolverine character there are a few novels based on him, yeah, I said I was a nerd. So, in the sense it could have been worse. |
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