r/Wolverine

Seen this fancast floating around lately so I thought I’d do some ai slop for fun 😆

I know it isn’t the most beloved of Wolverine’s stories. I thought the first was okay, but not needed and never read the second. More details to be revealed later today. How do you guys feel about a third installment of the Origin series?

Found this in my garage looks like it belonged to previous owner

Avengers Armageddon #3

So hyped I managed to get the PS5 Pro Console Cover as they're unavailable now, at least the controllers are still available, just getting yellow as further thoughts said silver is super boring, not Wolverine, and I've got the pearl controller which is basically a very light silver and white, going all yellow 💛 🖤

I'm sharing some positivity about an announcement I'm truly looking forward to. Although I try to stay resilient online, the pervasive cynicism can be draining. Still, it’s all worth it when Paul Jenkins responded to my tweet about my excitement for the series!

(SPOILER) X-Men: Days of Future Past has one of my very favorite scenes in Marvel cinema. Logan saves the past and returns to a present time that is completely different, but entirely embraced.

For years, the dystopian mutant genocide has ravaged the world. The X-Men are constantly running and fighting, always wondering who will die next. He has no idea if his time travel adventure is going to work, but its their only shot.

When he eventually awakens in the mansion, its like a dream. He can't believe it. Everyone is still alive, kids are running through the halls. He sees all his old friends and realizes that the plan worked. In his 150 year existence, he finally has something that he loves become restored to its glory. For once, Logan has peace. He has gratitude.

And he is the only one who will carry the weight of the knowledge and horrors of where (and when) he came from, and what he had to endure, just to save this timeline that no one else even realizes could've been so much worse. Even Professor X is surprised when he scans Logan's mind and realizes that this iteration of Logan is...different.

I just love that trope in story-telling that depicts a tragic protagonist who makes world-saving sacrifices that no one will ever know about. Its a weight that they must carry forever, in silence.

Since Secret Wars will be the last time we see the legend himself, Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, and they're possibly/most likely bringing Deadpool into the world to interact with everyone else, why not bring X23 with him and make her the MCU Wolverine?

Thoughts? Should Hugh pass the torch of the Wolverine mantle to Dafne Keen, or should a new actor to play Logan?