Wolverine Mystery?

[AbdulAziz]

Wolverine is the most questionable team member and character
He's in the X-Men Books
In "New Avengers"
In his solo books
The funny thing is; he's in all these books even if he travels across seas in one book and stays there for a few issues. Don't the writers follow up to what each is doing on him?

[rwsmith]

He's got access to three teleporters, two of whom can ferry him across great distances in the blink of an eye (Vanisher and Pixie). I'd say he probably just sends a text message to one of them whenever he needs to get someplace and they pop in, grab him and drop him off.

Where's my no-prize?

On a serious note, I think it would be cool if Kyle & Yost would have a scene in an issue of X-Force showing Logan pulling off his mask and telling Vanisher to drop him off in whatever jungle he fought Strikeforce X in over in the Wolverine: Weapon X book (I think it was Costa Rica or Columbia). Then, in Wolverine: Weapon X, Aaron could have a scene where he calls Pixie and she comes and grabs him and brings him back to San Francisco. Then, in an issue of Uncanny X-men, Fraction could have Storm and Beast flying the Blackbird and dropping Wolverine off in NYC near Captain America's warehouse. Just one panel in each of these comics (or perhaps even just a throwaway line of dialogue) coordinated across each book so that it makes sense chronologically, and it would put this mystery to bed once and for all.

[Goshin]

Originally Posted by rwsmith

He's got access to three teleporters, two of whom can ferry him across great distances in the blink of an eye (Vanisher and Pixie). I'd say he probably just sends a text message to one of them whenever he needs to get someplace and they pop in, grab him and drop him off.

Where's my no-prize?

On a serious note, I think it would be cool if Kyle & Yost would have a scene in an issue of X-Force showing Logan pulling off his mask and telling Vanisher to drop him off in whatever jungle he fought Strikeforce X in over in the Wolverine: Weapon X book (I think it was Costa Rica or Columbia). Then, in Wolverine: Weapon X, Aaron could have a scene where he calls Pixie and she comes and grabs him and brings him back to San Francisco. Then, in an issue of Uncanny X-men, Fraction could have Storm and Beast flying the Blackbird and dropping Wolverine off in NYC near Captain America's warehouse. Just one panel in each of these comics (or perhaps even just a throwaway line of dialogue) coordinated across each book so that it makes sense chronologically, and it would put this mystery to bed once and for all.

In the age of text messaging and teleporters that makes perfect sense I was thinking the same thing.




Either that or there are four wolverine skrulls out there and the real wolverine is still wandering the canadian rockies all bandaged up with bone claws

[Grunty]

Originally Posted by Goshin

Either that or there are four wolverine skrulls out there and the real wolverine is still wandering the canadian rockies all bandaged up with bone claws

Maybe Wolverine's Healing Factor has gone stronger than we all belive and it has gone so over the top that this happens whenever he isn't seriously injured on a constant basis.*



Which could explain why someone with such great combat skills and abilities always jumps at his enemies head on and seems to not even avoid harm for himself.

He tries to prevent his self replicating.

And adamantium is also now relative common nowdays, considering the tons which Damage Controll recovered after World War Hulk.

On the other hand, i guess this would be ripping of Lobo.

* I randomly found this page on the net, i think it's from deviantart.

[joemagnum611]

Originally Posted by AbdulAziz

Wolverine is the most questionable team member and character
He's in the X-Men Books
In "New Avengers"
In his solo books
The funny thing is; he's in all these books even if he travels across seas in one book and stays there for a few issues. Don't the writers follow up to what each is doing on him?

It's not like all these adventures take place on the same day. It's been seen most recently in The List that While he was in San Fran dealing with the Dark Avenger/X-Men he wasn't with the NA. Not to mention not all books share the same continuity. I think that NA may be slightly behind X-Men but catching up.

[Filthy Mutie]

Also, there were a couple recent books that address this--written by Aaron and penciled by Kubert, I believe. Very tasty and fun read.

[Fatguy]

Originally Posted by AbdulAziz

Don't the writers follow up to what each is doing on him?

No, thank god.

I dont want any "Captain America couldn't make it to fight Ultron because he got busy fighting Batroc and missed his flight!" type stories. Lots of characters are in multiple books, on a sliding timescale.