Who here don't give a damn about X-23?

On Jun 9, 8:35 pm, "Donnacha" <donnacha.delongNOS....DeleteThis@tiscali.co.uk>
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> "Dan McEwen" <ferro....DeleteThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> > It's not always blood, though. You have a guy who rules an African
> > nation and a woman raised in Africa. Of *course* they're going to
> > know each other. Africa's just this tiny little place and you can't
> > help but bump into everyone who's anyone.
>
> Slightly more likely than a Franco-Algerian women born in Bosnia would be
> linked to an Australian aborigine.
>
> D.

That's Gateway. You can see all kinds of stuff when traveling the
timeline. He's also helped out a Canadian man and a Chinese girl.
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"Donnacha" <donnacha.delongNOSPAM.DeleteThis@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in
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> "Dan McEwen" <ferroboy.DeleteThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> It's not always blood, though. You have a guy who rules an
>> African nation and a woman raised in Africa. Of *course* they're
>> going to know each other. Africa's just this tiny little place
>> and you can't help but bump into everyone who's anyone.
>
> Slightly more likely than a Franco-Algerian women born in Bosnia
> would be linked to an Australian aborigine.

You mean that's unusual? Then again, two X-Men turned out to be of
Shi'ar royal blood. *shrug*
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JLB <barnett RemoveThis @shentel.net> wrote in
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> On Jun 9, 8:35 pm, "Donnacha"
> <donnacha.delongNOS... RemoveThis @tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>> "Dan McEwen" <ferro... RemoveThis @gmail.com> wrote in message

>> > It's not always blood, though. You have a guy who rules an
>> > African nation and a woman raised in Africa. Of *course*
>> > they're going to know each other. Africa's just this tiny
>> > little place and you can't help but bump into everyone who's
>> > anyone.
>>
>> Slightly more likely than a Franco-Algerian women born in Bosnia
>> would be linked to an Australian aborigine.

> That's Gateway. You can see all kinds of stuff when traveling the
> timeline. He's also helped out a Canadian man and a Chinese
> girl.

We know that. The point was that Gateway and M are both related to
Bishop. This implies that M and Gateway are related. Hence, the
comment made about a Franco-Algerian woman from Bosnia being related
to an Australian aborigine.
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Does it make sense to lace Admantinum on someone's bones while she's still
growing? I wonder if that'd stunt her grown.

People didn't know X-23 was Wolverine clone because
(1) She was drawn somewhat Asian
(2) She's not very hairy
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> Does it make sense to lace Admantinum on someone's bones while she's
> still growing? I wonder if that'd stunt her grown.

Her bones aren't, only the claws.
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<kenneth_m_lin.RemoveThis@sbcglobal.net> wrote in
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> Does it make sense to lace Admantinum on someone's bones while
> she's still growing? I wonder if that'd stunt her grown.

It's the new and improved grows-with-the-bones adamantium.

> People didn't know X-23 was Wolverine clone because
> (1) She was drawn somewhat Asian

Genetic tinkering or something or other from her mother.

> (2) She's not very hairy

Most women of hairy fathers aren't.
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On 11 Jun 2007 02:44:55 GMT, Dan McEwen <ferroboy.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote:

>JLB <barnett.TakeThisOut@shentel.net> wrote in
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>> On Jun 9, 8:35 pm, "Donnacha"
>> <donnacha.delongNOS....TakeThisOut@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>>> "Dan McEwen" <ferro....TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
>>> > It's not always blood, though. You have a guy who rules an
>>> > African nation and a woman raised in Africa. Of *course*
>>> > they're going to know each other. Africa's just this tiny
>>> > little place and you can't help but bump into everyone who's
>>> > anyone.
>>>
>>> Slightly more likely than a Franco-Algerian women born in Bosnia
>>> would be linked to an Australian aborigine.
>
>> That's Gateway. You can see all kinds of stuff when traveling the
>> timeline. He's also helped out a Canadian man and a Chinese
>> girl.
>
>We know that. The point was that Gateway and M are both related to
>Bishop. This implies that M and Gateway are related. Hence, the
>comment made about a Franco-Algerian woman from Bosnia being related
>to an Australian aborigine.

I remember Gateway was retconned as Bishop's grandpa or something but
when did they say M was a relative?
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grinningdemon wrote:
> Dan McEwen wrote:
>> JLB wrote:
>>> Donnacha wrote:
>>>> Dan McEwen wrote:
>>>>> It's not always blood, though. You have a guy who rules an
>>>>> African nation and a woman raised in Africa. Of *course*
>>>>> they're going to know each other. Africa's just this tiny
>>>>> little place and you can't help but bump into everyone who's
>>>>> anyone.
>>>>
>>>> Slightly more likely than a Franco-Algerian women born in
>>>> Bosnia would be linked to an Australian aborigine.
>>>
>>> That's Gateway. You can see all kinds of stuff when traveling
>>> the timeline. He's also helped out a Canadian man and a
>>> Chinese girl.
>>
>> We know that. The point was that Gateway and M are both related
>> to Bishop. This implies that M and Gateway are related. Hence,
>> the comment made about a Franco-Algerian woman from Bosnia being
>> related to an Australian aborigine.
>
> I remember Gateway was retconned as Bishop's grandpa or something
> but when did they say M was a relative?

They didn't, really. Waaaay back when Lobdell was writing GENERATION X
(#14), there was a scene where Bishop was possessed by Emplate. As
he's coming out of the possession, he sees M with his still blurry
vision, and asks, "Mother?"

M is in no way related to Gateway. Gateway was just an associate of
the St. Croix family.
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On Jun 13, 2:00 am, The Black Guardian <blakg... DeleteThis @aol.com> wrote:
> grinningdemon wrote:
> > Dan McEwen wrote:
> >> JLB wrote:
> >>> Donnacha wrote:
> >>>> Dan McEwen wrote:
> >>>>> It's not always blood, though. You have a guy who rules an
> >>>>> African nation and a woman raised in Africa. Of *course*
> >>>>> they're going to know each other. Africa's just this tiny
> >>>>> little place and you can't help but bump into everyone who's
> >>>>> anyone.
>
> >>>> Slightly more likely than a Franco-Algerian women born in
> >>>> Bosnia would be linked to an Australian aborigine.
>
> >>> That's Gateway. You can see all kinds of stuff when traveling
> >>> the timeline. He's also helped out a Canadian man and a
> >>> Chinese girl.
>
> >> We know that. The point was that Gateway and M are both related
> >> to Bishop. This implies that M and Gateway are related. Hence,
> >> the comment made about a Franco-Algerian woman from Bosnia being
> >> related to an Australian aborigine.
>
> > I remember Gateway was retconned as Bishop's grandpa or something
> > but when did they say M was a relative?
>
> They didn't, really. Waaaay back when Lobdell was writing GENERATION X
> (#14), there was a scene where Bishop was possessed by Emplate. As
> he's coming out of the possession, he sees M with his still blurry
> vision, and asks, "Mother?"
>
> M is in no way related to Gateway. Gateway was just an associate of
> the St. Croix family.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

And Bishop was knocked loopy. I think I mentioned that.

JLB
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On Jun 11, 8:53 pm, Dan McEwen <ferro... DeleteThis @gmail.com> wrote:
> <kenneth_m_... DeleteThis @sbcglobal.net> wrote innews:AJebi.13013$4Y.12439@newssvr19.news.prodigy.net:
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> > Does it make sense to lace Admantinum on someone's bones while
> > she's still growing? I wonder if that'd stunt her grown.
>
> It's the new and improved grows-with-the-bones adamantium.
>
> > People didn't know X-23 was Wolverine clone because
> > (1) She was drawn somewhat Asian
>
> Genetic tinkering or something or other from her mother.
>
> > (2) She's not very hairy
>
> Most women of hairy fathers aren't.


And those who are learn to shave!

Dex
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On Jun 8, 7:59 pm, Billy Bissette <bai....DeleteThis@coastalnet.com> wrote:
> Dan McEwen <ferro....DeleteThis@gmail.com> wrote innews:Xns9949A0B89B2C4ferroboygmailcom@130.133.1.4:
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> > JLB <barn....DeleteThis@shentel.net> wrote in
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> >> I think anyone with claws sprouting from their hands is
> >> automatically linked to Wolverine.
>
> > I didn't know she was a clone of Wolverine when I read NYX. I
> > didn't know she was linked to him, other than thematically.
>
> I knew only because I'd read the comics were getting a version of
> the Wolverine clone from the X-Men Evolution cartoon.

I watched the heshow, but never saw that character. Was she a regular?
Is her episode/s out on DVD? Was she recognizably like the comic
character, or similar only in origin/appearance?

Dex
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Hand-of-Omega <handofomega RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote in
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> On Jun 8, 7:59 pm, Billy Bissette <bai... RemoveThis @coastalnet.com> wrote:
>> Dan McEwen <ferro... RemoveThis @gmail.com> wrote
>> innews:Xns9949A0B89B2C4ferroboygmailcom@130.133.1.4:
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>> > JLB <barn... RemoveThis @shentel.net> wrote in
>> >news:1181265428.650893.79950@n4g2000hsb.googlegroups.com:
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>> >> I think anyone with claws sprouting from their hands is
>> >> automatically linked to Wolverine.
>>
>> > I didn't know she was a clone of Wolverine when I read NYX. I
>> > didn't know she was linked to him, other than thematically.
>>
>> I knew only because I'd read the comics were getting a version of
>> the Wolverine clone from the X-Men Evolution cartoon.
>
> I watched the heshow, but never saw that character. Was she a regular?
> Is her episode/s out on DVD? Was she recognizably like the comic
> character, or similar only in origin/appearance?

She was in two or three episodes.

She was made by Hydra? Then there was a later story where she was
being hunted by Hydra(?) and Logan tried to help, only to find that it
was a trick on her part to try to take out the leader of Hydra?

It has been a while, and I never saw repeats of Evolution, so
not much really stuck in my mind about any of the episodes.


The comic version looks mostly like her. Except when I first saw
her in Evolution, I thought she was supposed to be a young guy, not
a girl. She has the two claws on the hand, one on the foot design
and the long black hair and all.
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On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 22:40:04 GMT, Billy Bissette
<baines RemoveThis @coastalnet.com> wrote:

>Hand-of-Omega <handofomega RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote in
>news:1182895907.925404.67390@u2g2000hsc.googlegroups.com:
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>> On Jun 8, 7:59 pm, Billy Bissette <bai... RemoveThis @coastalnet.com> wrote:
>>> Dan McEwen <ferro... RemoveThis @gmail.com> wrote
>>> innews:Xns9949A0B89B2C4ferroboygmailcom@130.133.1.4:
>>>
>>> > JLB <barn... RemoveThis @shentel.net> wrote in
>>> >news:1181265428.650893.79950@n4g2000hsb.googlegroups.com:
>>>
>>> >> I think anyone with claws sprouting from their hands is
>>> >> automatically linked to Wolverine.
>>>
>>> > I didn't know she was a clone of Wolverine when I read NYX. I
>>> > didn't know she was linked to him, other than thematically.
>>>
>>> I knew only because I'd read the comics were getting a version of
>>> the Wolverine clone from the X-Men Evolution cartoon.
>>
>> I watched the heshow, but never saw that character. Was she a regular?
>> Is her episode/s out on DVD? Was she recognizably like the comic
>> character, or similar only in origin/appearance?
>
> She was in two or three episodes.
>
> She was made by Hydra? Then there was a later story where she was
>being hunted by Hydra(?) and Logan tried to help, only to find that it
>was a trick on her part to try to take out the leader of Hydra?
>
> It has been a while, and I never saw repeats of Evolution, so
>not much really stuck in my mind about any of the episodes.
>
>
> The comic version looks mostly like her. Except when I first saw
>her in Evolution, I thought she was supposed to be a young guy, not
>a girl. She has the two claws on the hand, one on the foot design
>and the long black hair and all.

The comic and cartoon versions are pretty much identical...except the
comic version is more hard core. It's not surprising that there isn't
much difference between cartoon and comic when the same writer wrote
both...Kyle Yost created her on the cartoon and he's written most of
her comic appearances.

Her cartoon appearances are out on DVD...as all but the last season of
X-Men Evolution have been released on DVD...I can't tell you exactly
which volumes her episodes show up on (although I'm pretty sure one
was in season 2 and the other was in season 3).
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