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10-28-2009, 01:57 PM
"Dark Reign: The List - Wolverine" and "Wolverine: Weapon X" #6 are both in stores this week and feature two very different tales of Wolverine. CBR spoke with Aaron about the books, as well as his plans for Wolverine in 2010.
Full article here (http://comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=23490).
pharoahe22
10-28-2009, 02:17 PM
"Dark Reign: The List - Wolverine" and "Wolverine: Weapon X" #6 are both in stores this week and feature two very different tales of Wolverine. CBR spoke with Aaron about the books, as well as his plans for Wolverine in 2010.
Full article here (http://comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=23490).
Does anyone know who Aaron is talking about? When he says "*cough killercyborgfromthefuture Cough*" What 1970's character would have history with Captain America, and is a killer cyborg from the future?
RJ Whakamol
10-28-2009, 02:27 PM
Does anyone know who Aaron is talking about? When he says "*cough killercyborgfromthefuture Cough*" What 1970's character would have history with Captain America, and is a killer cyborg from the future?
Deathlok fits the bill.
tridon
10-28-2009, 02:36 PM
I'm thinking Deathlok, too. That'd be very cool. I loved Deathlok in the '90s along with Darkhawk and Sleepwalker. :smile:
Pixie_Solanas
10-28-2009, 02:38 PM
ROM fits the bill better.
Filthy Mutie
10-28-2009, 02:39 PM
ROM fits the bill better.
I wish.
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rwsmith
10-28-2009, 03:51 PM
Deathlok fits the bill.
I'm thinking Deathlok, too. That'd be very cool. I loved Deathlok in the '90s along with Darkhawk and Sleepwalker. :smile:
See the end of Aaron's 'The List - Wolverine' one-shot that came out today for another hint.
Oh, and this series is awesome. :biggrin:
BlackLesbianJewishWoman
10-28-2009, 08:36 PM
Man, I LOVE Aaron's Ghost Rider and his "get Mystique" story was a thrill, but the only reason I haven't picked up this series is because it was price gouged at 3.99 for 22 pages. But man, hearing about the first and next arc makes me kind of regret that just a little, but sales should be good enough to allow Aaron to write this series as long as he wants right? Because I'm really looking forward to tradewaiting all this goodness.
DasPoppen
10-28-2009, 09:21 PM
Jason Aaron is the best writer at Marvel right now. I haven't read anything less than phenomenal by him...
DeadXMan
10-28-2009, 10:36 PM
Man, I LOVE Aaron's Ghost Rider and his "get Mystique" story was a thrill, but the only reason I haven't picked up this series is because it was price gouged at 3.99 for 22 pages. But man, hearing about the first and next arc makes me kind of regret that just a little, but sales should be good enough to allow Aaron to write this series as long as he wants right? Because I'm really looking forward to tradewaiting all this goodness.
drop Uncanny and that solves that problem:wink:
BlackLesbianJewishWoman
10-28-2009, 11:15 PM
drop Uncanny and that solves that problem:wink:
Haha, I'm actually already ahead of the curve and haven't ever bought Uncanny anyways.
pharoahe22
10-29-2009, 09:42 AM
See the end of Aaron's 'The List - Wolverine' one-shot that came out today for another hint.
Oh, and this series is awesome. :biggrin:
Yeah It's definetly Deathlok . He's probably the 1st person I would've thought of, but I didn't remember he was a 70's character I always think of him as an 80's character for some reason. *Shrugs* I can't wait for the Captain America Team-Up! I'm assuming it'll be with Steve Rogers too, which'll be awesome!
rwsmith
10-29-2009, 10:15 AM
I would actually prefer the team-up to be with Bucky-Cap, but either way.
pharoahe22
10-29-2009, 11:10 AM
I would actually prefer the team-up to be with Bucky-Cap, but either way.
Yeah but its just something about that relationship with Steve Rogers that's something special. Bucky & Logan know where they stand with each other, and they pretty much have each other's back, as we've seen in Origins & in New Avengers. Wolverine & Steve Rogers have a whole bunch of history, some of which has just been hinted at...and their stances on being a hero are different so it makes it a really interesting dynamic. ...There's more of a contrast between Logan & Steve than there is b/w Logan and Bucky. I think it's interesting, because I think Logan looks at Steve like "This is how I would've turned out if I didn't go through all of the crap I went through"...so he respects him & his ability, but he thinks that he's a little naive. So they go through these big moral debates...it just makes for really interesting reading. Logan & Bucky work more smoothly together.
The "Insane in the Brain" story looks really good. Aaron already showed with the "Pit" story that he can stories that are diferent from what's usually done with Logan and make them great reads too.
As for the next story, let's see.
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