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Watched Aeox Flux on DVD yesterday. Enjoyed it on DVD at home far more than I've enjoyed X-men 3 in the cinema.
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I tried watching the cartoons for Aeon Flux and they sucked. Maybe they got better further in. I'm not sure. I had to stop watching.P.S. You've been Spanked!Comment
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The cartoons DID suck. The artist is ... horrifying. I'm sure someone will argue with me and say he's avant-garde, and ultra-talented, but for my money he sucks. The story? Interesting. The art? Painful to watch.Originally posted by schmosefThe Internet - where men are men, women are men, and teenage girls are FBI agents!
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Yes, I know, that's grotesque. But I was talking about the DVD of the movie, never heard about MTV doing a movie length cartoon episode."For every action, there is an equal and opposite criticism."Comment
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I'm not sure there is a movie length anmated version.Originally posted by TransformXTitanium is the new bling!
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By the way, check the link I provided below, especially this picture [drool]."For every action, there is an equal and opposite criticism."Comment
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By the way, anyone ever thought what'd happen to Wolverine in real life?
He's be most probably dieing miserably from some viral disease(s) he caught when retracting his claws after killing someone. With the quantity of people he killed so far, he must have gotten some seriosuly nasty viral diseases."For every action, there is an equal and opposite criticism."Comment
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You obviously don't know Wolverine.Originally posted by TransformX
If anything, Wolverine would probably be sought out by Doctors and Pharmaceutical compagnies to try and harness his healing powers to CURE the so called diseases you think would eventually cause his death.Originally posted by Marvel UniverseTitanium is the new bling!
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With the amounts of contaminated blood injected into his systems every time he retracts his claws... I'm not so sure about it. He may withstand the lesser viral diseases, but Aids, Hepatitis etc..?"For every action, there is an equal and opposite criticism."Comment
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Seeing as AIDS affects the immune system and Wolverine's healing factor isn't actually part of his immune system, I doubt that the virus would last more than a few minutes before being healed, same with Hepatitis.
In certain comics, they purposely injected him with viruses far worse than AIDS and he's managed to heal within minutes. He's not immortal but Wolverine has been through worse and he remains just as healthy as always.
But really, it all depends on the author. If the author wants him to die from AIDS then he could die from AIDS, but looking back on what happened to Wolverine so far, contracting AIDS would be like getting stung by a mosquito.
Last edited by ZokesPro; 12 October 2006, 08:09.Titanium is the new bling!
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The exception, of course, being when Magneto ripped all the adamantium out of his body, and then his healing factor was far too busy keeping him alive to be bothered with trivial things like the common cold...The Internet - where men are men, women are men, and teenage girls are FBI agents!
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I heard Magneto put his adamantium back into Wolverine's body, is that what happened?
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Nah, it was the Big A that put the adamanitum back into him. Wolverine 145. Three variant covers. One in Silver Foil for claws (1st Edition), one in Gold Foil for claws (2nd Edition), and one without (Normal print Edition).Originally posted by Elie
He became the new Horseman; "Death", after beating Sabretooth to the earn the role of off the Big A.
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