Aaron Sends "Wolverine & the X-Men" on a Savage Land Field Trip

[Songbird/Diamondback]

It;s kind of hilarious that there's two books where Wolverine is stuck in the Savage land. And there's SIX other books where he's appearing.

I hate Wolverine so, so, so much.

[chunkypack87]

I hate Wolverine so, so, so much.

I find I don't hate him, I'm just supremely bored of him, in everything, films, comics just... Indifference. My impression or interest in a comic will vary depending on his role. Some comics I keep, like X-Force some ill drop...

[Phantom Bravery]

Leaves and starts his own school to keep kids away from danger ; takes kids to one of the most dangerous locations in the MU. Wolverine logic FTW!

[Godlike13]

I find I don't hate him, I'm just supremely bored of him, in everything, films, comics just... Indifference. My impression or interest in a comic will vary depending on his role. Some comics I keep, like X-Force some ill drop...

Exactly the same thing for me too. It's not that i don't like Wolverine, use to love him what i was like 12, im just so very bored of him.

[Songbird/Diamondback]

I find I don't hate him, I'm just supremely bored of him, in everything, films, comics just... Indifference. My impression or interest in a comic will vary depending on his role. Some comics I keep, like X-Force some ill drop...

Exactly what bothers me. Why does he get so much popularity when he really has nothing much left to do.

[Juggernaut Punch]

I hope a dinosaur eats Quire.

[Kaiolino]

Exactly what bothers me. Why does he get so much popularity when he really has nothing much left to do.

I don't think that many comic readers still like Wolverine. But the Hugh Jackman variant is still hugely popular, iconic even, (his performance even shines through in dire movies) and Marvel will always try to attract the mythical new reader.

[Songbird/Diamondback]

I don't think that many comic readers still like Wolverine. But the Hugh Jackman variant is still hugely popular, iconic even, (his performance even shines through in dire movies) and Marvel will always try to attract the mythical new reader.

If Wolverine is in 6 ongoings, he's still popular.

Thing is, I think many fans are starting to turn against him.

[Juggernaut Punch]

Exactly what bothers me. Why does he get so much popularity when he really has nothing much left to do.

a) Writers/editors love him
b) Trying to cash in on his non-comic popularity
c) Marvel hasn't caught up to the fact that he's a dud among readers

[Kaiolino]

If Wolverine is in 6 ongoings, he's still popular.

Thing is, I think many fans are starting to turn against him.

Hawkeye was in 4 ongoings earlier this year. Before either the Avengers or his solo book came out. Was he popular?

[Songbird/Diamondback]

Hawkeye was in 4 ongoings earlier this year. Before either the Avengers or his solo book came out. Was he popular?

Hawkeye's books didn't hit the mark til now.

a) Writers/editors love him

Too much of him spoils him.

b) Trying to cash in on his non-comic popularity

I.E. Gamers

c) Marvel hasn't caught up to the fact that he's a dud among readers

It's gonna happen!

[Juggernaut Punch]

Too much of him spoils him.

Absolutely. Especially since they insist on making him Cyclops, Wolverine, Old Man Logan and Hugh Jackman at the same time.

It's gonna happen!

I sure hope so. They need to bring him back to basics.

[Phoenix Egg]

Wolverine's decision to create a new mutant community wasn't about keeping the kids out of danger. They're teens with super-powers, so that couldn't have been the goal. The main idea is to keep the kids from a resignation to a depressing life. It was a difference between living and surviving.

Get over it already. Long live the Jgg Institute.

[Atomiq]

Wolverine's decision to create a new mutant community wasn't about keeping the kids out of danger. They're teens with super-powers, so that couldn't have been the goal. The main idea is to keep the kids from a resignation to a depressing life. It was a difference between living and surviving.

Get over it already. Long live the Jgg Institute.

What could be more depressing than life at a school named for Jean Grey, though? Look what it's done to Idie. On Utopia she was finally becoming a real person and now she's a psychopath alien-fetishist.

[Juggernaut Punch]

Wolverine's decision to create a new mutant community wasn't about keeping the kids out of danger. They're teens with super-powers, so that couldn't have been the goal. The main idea is to keep the kids from a resignation to a depressing life. It was a difference between living and surviving.

Get over it already. Long live the Jgg Institute.

In other words, he endangered the kids lives because he didn't think they were living it up enough.

Sounds more like the Wolverine we all know and love. Too bad he ruined it by being an asshole and claiming he was doing it for the children's safety.