I've seen so many mixed opinions on the two I haven't had much experience with Daken but what I've seen I've liked ,and Skaar I personally just love so what are you opinions on these Tribal Tattooed ,Funny HairCuts ,Bad attitude ,Super sons.
I liked Marvel Zombies when Kirkman was writing it. It was funny and disturbing at the same time. A strange combination, I know, but it worked. But that fondness for the Marvel Zombies lasted from their first appearances in Ultimate Fantastic Four and the first mini-series. The rest were a little ridiculous. Oh, and Marvel Zombies vs. Army of Darkness was fun, but that's because Ash added to the humor.
What's even stranger is that Rulk seems to be so popular. Far be it from me to judge someone else's tastes, but his popularity to me is as peculiar as Deadpool (*dodges flames*) and the Marvel Zombies' popularity. They're all camp... but folks treat them seriously when they're supposed to be more tongue-in-cheek humorous. It's when these nonserious characters start affecting the mainstay Marvel Universe that I start to get worried (Deadpool not so much... when he appears in others' titles he tends to be written more seriously).
What's sad is that I actually got hooked for the first few issues, wondering who "Rulk" was. Then as it dragged on and Marvel promised us the reveal 2 or 3 times only to have the rug pulled out from under us, I left. I just didn't care who it was anymore.
In the late 80s and the 90s Punisher was one of the most popular characters in all of Marvel. He had multiple titles running. It's only a matter of time before Marvel starts to milk the character again in the same way.
Well don't think they're gonna be worth money one day because their #1s. These are reprints of the original issues, and reprints never go up in value. If you had the original, full cover price issues, then they might one day be worth a pretty penny.
-Nate- I didn't mean value wise I just meant as in starting up the story I love giving new* stories a chance.
*I know there not technically new but to some people they are Like I never felt compelled to pick up Thor but for #1 I will and who knows that may hook me to pick up the rest.
Well don't think they're gonna be worth money one day because their #1s. These are reprints of the original issues, and reprints never go up in value. If you had the original, full cover price issues, then they might one day be worth a pretty penny.
The all the end line get's us curious to read it, but we all know we are not gonna like it, becouse we want to enjoy our heroes while they live, and knowing how they die sorta ruins the fun.
the thing about the original Origins was that it left a lot of things open for interpertation so the scars on mrs.howletts back where either done by Thomas Logan or by Wolverine older brother:which is what was said in wolverine the end when his brother(who was thought to have died from an illness) told wolverine everything about their family.
It was never revealed whether or not Dog had the same powers as Wolverine or if he even had any at all.Unless youre talking about that bad excuse of a movie with that jerk Jackman
I only recently started reading wolverine origins, and I haven't got to daken yet, but I seen some custons on this sites, and when I read that book where wolvie fights Cap, I put 2+2 together, and pictured Daken was wolvies son, and Honestly I got pissed, it's like whiskeytango, that seens like a DBZ villain, he comes out of nowhere, and he's suddenly unstopable, and the worse is that villains never die here, and having wolverine villain son out there, I just don't like the concept, the power thing is a family thing, if you read wolverine orign, you know wolvie had a bro that died young that had had the same powers
Characters like Daken and Red Hulk seem to me like Dragon Ball Z villians. You've never ever heard of them until the point where they show up, but all of a sudden they're there and are the baddest kids on the block... for a while. Then they get relegated to second tier characters. I mean, can't you imagine how the commitee meeting to create Daken went?
"You know whose cool and ridiculously popular? That Wolverine... what else can we do to milk that cow?"
"Well... we could clone him, but make the clone a chick!"
"Thats brilliant, however I believe we may have already pulled that"
"huh... well, we could artificially implant his healing factor into a human, drive him nuts, and make him break the fourth wall with witty banter!"
"NO, NO, NO! Thats ludicris! A character like that would never become popular. I need real ideas here!"
"We could say he fathered a son! The kid could have the exact same powers as him!"
"... I like it. But we have to differiante him some how... he should have his middle claw come from some where other than the back of his hand!"
"His shoulder blades! Haha, get it? Cause its a blade... coming from his shoulder... nobody?"
"Shut it Quesada, no ones asking you! We'll just stick the middle claw on the under side of his wrists. Also... hell, lets give him some ridiculous power like pheremones or something"
"Deadly pheremones!"
"No, no, just ones that control emotions or something. Also, he'll be such a good fighter that he can always be where his enemy isn't looking. Johnson, see if we can trademark that!"
"Aye, aye!"
"This is going to make us richer than Jesus! Good job everyone, now someone pass the coke"
"It's impossible, Lois could never have Superman's baby. Do you think her fallopian tubes could handle the sperm? I guarantee you he blows a load like a shotgun right through her back. What about her womb? Do you think it's strong enough to carry his child?"
"Sure, why not?"
"He's an alien, for Christ sake. His Kyrptonian biological makeup is enhanced by earth's yellow sun. If Lois gets a tan the kid could kick right through her stomach. Only someone like Wonder Woman has a strong enough uterus to carry his kid. The only way he could bang regular chicks is with a kryptonite condom. That would kill him."
Daken's pretty cool.Wolverine better though.He really doesn't have much over Wolverine other than the fact that he can set off pheromones to trigger someones emotions and that he doesn't teleport he's simply "wherever you're not looking"
Yeah, it is a little weird. Superman has a kid now, too, which is just as weird. I'm not feeling it. But I guess that goes to show you what the age of the average Marvel & DC Comics reader is. I'm old enough to have a kid myself & married, I just don't happen to have one (I'm 26).
I mean it makes sense that Logan has fathered children. He's a man whore. But that one of his kids would happen to develop the exact same powerset as him and is old enough to almost be as good a fighter as his dad, yet we've never seen him until recently is just implausible to me and reeks of the same nonsense as DC's "sidekicks with the same costume and powers as you" theme... not that Marvel's never done that crap (Toro springs to mind), but they did it a lot less than DC. I really hope Marvel stops with the "progeny of major characters as new characters" thing they keep doing. At least (to my knowledge) Spider-Girl was never in the modern 616 Marvel Universe.
Please wait...
I'm a huge zombie fan in general.
But the Ash vs Marvel Zombies was so bada$$!!!!
-Nate-
-Nate-
I defiantly be picking these up!
In the late 80s and the 90s Punisher was one of the most popular characters in all of Marvel. He had multiple titles running. It's only a matter of time before Marvel starts to milk the character again in the same way.
-Nate-
I defiantly be picking these up!
-Nate-
I didn't mean value wise I just meant as in starting up the story I love giving new* stories a chance.
*I know there not technically new but to some people they are Like I never felt compelled to pick up Thor but for #1 I will and who knows that may hook me to pick up the rest.
-Nate-
I always thought he wasn't as popluar as I thought he was.
Made me laugh, though.
"You know whose cool and ridiculously popular? That Wolverine... what else can we do to milk that cow?"
"Well... we could clone him, but make the clone a chick!"
"Thats brilliant, however I believe we may have already pulled that"
"huh... well, we could artificially implant his healing factor into a human, drive him nuts, and make him break the fourth wall with witty banter!"
"NO, NO, NO! Thats ludicris! A character like that would never become popular. I need real ideas here!"
"We could say he fathered a son! The kid could have the exact same powers as him!"
"... I like it. But we have to differiante him some how... he should have his middle claw come from some where other than the back of his hand!"
"His shoulder blades! Haha, get it? Cause its a blade... coming from his shoulder... nobody?"
"Shut it Quesada, no ones asking you! We'll just stick the middle claw on the under side of his wrists. Also... hell, lets give him some ridiculous power like pheremones or something"
"Deadly pheremones!"
"No, no, just ones that control emotions or something. Also, he'll be such a good fighter that he can always be where his enemy isn't looking. Johnson, see if we can trademark that!"
"Aye, aye!"
"This is going to make us richer than Jesus! Good job everyone, now someone pass the coke"
"Sure, why not?"
"He's an alien, for Christ sake. His Kyrptonian biological makeup is enhanced by earth's yellow sun. If Lois gets a tan the kid could kick right through her stomach. Only someone like Wonder Woman has a strong enough uterus to carry his kid. The only way he could bang regular chicks is with a kryptonite condom. That would kill him."
Daken's pretty cool.Wolverine better though.He really doesn't have much over Wolverine other than the fact that he can set off pheromones to trigger someones emotions and that he doesn't teleport he's simply "wherever you're not looking"
-Nate-
I mean it makes sense that Logan has fathered children. He's a man whore. But that one of his kids would happen to develop the exact same powerset as him and is old enough to almost be as good a fighter as his dad, yet we've never seen him until recently is just implausible to me and reeks of the same nonsense as DC's "sidekicks with the same costume and powers as you" theme... not that Marvel's never done that crap (Toro springs to mind), but they did it a lot less than DC. I really hope Marvel stops with the "progeny of major characters as new characters" thing they keep doing. At least (to my knowledge) Spider-Girl was never in the modern 616 Marvel Universe.