WOLVERINE: The End # 6

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  >>I thought THE END was supposed to show Wolverine's death,
 > You would think so.
  >>but isn't that his brother that died at the end?
 > Yes.

The big secret of the mini series is that the REAL WOLVERINE died at the end,
not the fake we've been reading for so long!

DA DA DAAAAAA!!!!!!
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"Dante" <dante2673.DeleteThis@nospam.yahoo.com> wrote in message
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 > I thought THE END was supposed to show Wolverine's death, but isn't that
 > his brother that died at the end? Can someone help unconfuse me.
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 > Thanks,
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 > Dante
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Let me educate you: You stupid, drooling little fanboys will buy anything
with "Wolverine" in it, no matter how shamelessly bad it is. Did you buy
"The Pink Mink"? Or as Joe Quesada would say: Ha-Ha! Stupid punk! Fooled
you again, asshole! (But keep buying Marvel comics! Excelsior!)"<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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 > Steve-o Stonebraker wrote:
  > > On Tue, 08 Feb 2005 03:29:43 GMT, Dante wrote:
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 > The big secret of the mini series is that the REAL WOLVERINE died at the
end,
 > not the fake we've been reading for so long!
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if you ask me, he died at the beginning of it

if not years ago.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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On Tue, 08 Feb 2005 03:29:43 GMT, "Dante" <dante2673.TakeThisOut@nospam.yahoo.com>
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 >I thought THE END was supposed to show Wolverine's death, but isn't that his
 >brother that died at the end? Can someone help unconfuse me.

As originally described, the high concept behind The End books was
that were the last story of the characters presented. So far we've had
Hulk: The End and Punisher: The End, which fairly well tackled that
theme; Marvel Universe: The End, which spun off a new series, so
clearly did not tackle the theme well; Wolverine: The End, which was
just a fairly generic future Wolverine story that didn't resolve
anything and was thus a total failure, conceptually; and X-Men: The
End, which is a sprawling mess of a story so far (and Claremont has
said that it will impact events in Uncanny, so he's actually managed
to take the "last X-Men story" and hang more of his famous dangling
plotlines from it).

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I don't buy the Wolverine comic and never have.(Checking t-shirt: Nope, no
drool)
I bought Pink Mink because it was written by Milligan.
I thought it was great fun.

Ellwood


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  > > I thought THE END was supposed to show Wolverine's death, but isn't that
  > > his brother that died at the end? Can someone help unconfuse me.
  > >
  > > Thanks,
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  > > Dante
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 > Let me educate you: You stupid, drooling little fanboys will buy anything
 > with "Wolverine" in it, no matter how shamelessly bad it is. Did you buy
 > "The Pink Mink"? Or as Joe Quesada would say: Ha-Ha! Stupid punk!
Fooled
 > you again, asshole! (But keep buying Marvel comics! Excelsior!)"
 >
 >
 >
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Out of pure interest what was the resolution to the Punisher story? I
don't mind been spoiled as I have just enough curiosity about it to
want to know the end but
not enough to buy the book. As to Wolverine, well by this point I
expect to see the character be written poorly, Rucka managed a bit of
an improvement in his recent stint on the solo title and that's one of
the last time in years I've seen the character be portrayed as anything
other than 'badass with kewl claws' etc etc.Wolverine written well for
any lengthy stint - there's an unlikely concept, nah, just keep him
shoving him in gratitious guest shots and dubios minis, Marvel milk
this particular cow so hard he gives out enough milk to feed a small
famine stricken nation.

Marcus
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