X-Men:Days of Future Past movie confirmed 1 1

[retrothecollector]

Dang it I'm too late

[Dale Roberts]

Why would Wolverine now have gray hair, when he apparently was born in colonial times(from the beginning of X-Men Origins: Wolverine), lived through the Civil War, WW1, WW2, Vietnam, up to present without aging at all. It would seem that to age as he has in that picture, he would need to live another couple of hundred years, not just another 20 years in the future.

[KingOfRulers]

Why would Wolverine now have gray hair, when he apparently was born in colonial times(from the beginning of X-Men Origins: Wolverine), lived through the Civil War, WW1, WW2, Vietnam, up to present without aging at all. It would seem that to age as he has in that picture, he would need to live another couple of hundred years, not just another 20 years in the future.

 

He's using that "Just a Touch of Grey" Just for Men coloring.

[fantastic_four]

Why would Wolverine now have gray hair, when he apparently was born in colonial times(from the beginning of X-Men Origins: Wolverine), lived through the Civil War, WW1, WW2, Vietnam, up to present without aging at all. It would seem that to age as he has in that picture, he would need to live another couple of hundred years, not just another 20 years in the future.

 

As a nod to the original story I presume. By this point his seeming immortality hadn't been written, so I suppose I agree that Singer choosing to use that element from X-Men 141 and 142 seems odd.

 

[comix4fun]

Why would Wolverine now have gray hair, when he apparently was born in colonial times(from the beginning of X-Men Origins: Wolverine), lived through the Civil War, WW1, WW2, Vietnam, up to present without aging at all. It would seem that to age as he has in that picture, he would need to live another couple of hundred years, not just another 20 years in the future.

 

As a nod to the original story I presume. By this point his seeming immortality hadn't been written, so I suppose I agree that Singer choosing to use that element from X-Men 141 and 142 seems odd.

 

 

 

 

Perhaps in those 200 years that came before Wolverine's aging was unaffected by a foreign substance introduced into his body that his healing factor may have been forced to work extreme overtime to strengthen his muscles to handle the extra weight and might even be overloaded and rejecting that substance and constantly trying to "heal" him.

 

In most of those 200 years there was no Adamantium.....post Adamantium we don't know if Singer is showing that he's actually aging because of the strain of a substance his body never had to deal with before that is now there permanently.

[Logan510]

He probably got it jumping through all those hoops trying to make sense of it all.

[Dale Roberts]

Why would Wolverine now have gray hair, when he apparently was born in colonial times(from the beginning of X-Men Origins: Wolverine), lived through the Civil War, WW1, WW2, Vietnam, up to present without aging at all. It would seem that to age as he has in that picture, he would need to live another couple of hundred years, not just another 20 years in the future.

 

As a nod to the original story I presume. By this point his seeming immortality hadn't been written, so I suppose I agree that Singer choosing to use that element from X-Men 141 and 142 seems odd.

 

 

 

 

Perhaps in those 200 years that came before Wolverine's aging was unaffected by a foreign substance introduced into his body that his healing factor may have been forced to work extreme overtime to strengthen his muscles to handle the extra weight and might even be overloaded and rejecting that substance and constantly trying to "heal" him.

 

In most of those 200 years there was no Adamantium.....post Adamantium we don't know if Singer is showing that he's actually aging because of the strain of a substance his body never had to deal with before that is now there permanently.

 

I don't know. Those early flashback clips had him taking at least 2 cannonballs to the chest, surviving a firing squad and who knows what else. I can't imagine there would be much more stress to the system than a 12 pound ball of metal hitting you in the chest at a rate of probably at least 1500 ft per second. If you could recover from that, what's a little metal attached to your bones?

[Transplant]

Perhaps in those 200 years that came before Wolverine's aging was unaffected by a foreign substance introduced into his body that his healing factor may have been forced to work extreme overtime to strengthen his muscles to handle the extra weight and might even be overloaded and rejecting that substance and constantly trying to "heal" him.

 

In most of those 200 years there was no Adamantium.....post Adamantium we don't know if Singer is showing that he's actually aging because of the strain of a substance his body never had to deal with before that is now there permanently.

 

I don't know. Those early flashback clips had him taking at least 2 cannonballs to the chest, surviving a firing squad and who knows what else. I can't imagine there would be much more stress to the system than a 12 pound ball of metal hitting you in the chest at a rate of probably at least 1500 ft per second. If you could recover from that, what's a little metal attached to your bones?

Geeks.

[Awax]

Perhaps in those 200 years that came before Wolverine's aging was unaffected by a foreign substance introduced into his body that his healing factor may have been forced to work extreme overtime to strengthen his muscles to handle the extra weight and might even be overloaded and rejecting that substance and constantly trying to "heal" him.

 

In most of those 200 years there was no Adamantium.....post Adamantium we don't know if Singer is showing that he's actually aging because of the strain of a substance his body never had to deal with before that is now there permanently.

 

I don't know. Those early flashback clips had him taking at least 2 cannonballs to the chest, surviving a firing squad and who knows what else. I can't imagine there would be much more stress to the system than a 12 pound ball of metal hitting you in the chest at a rate of probably at least 1500 ft per second. If you could recover from that, what's a little metal attached to your bones?

Geeks.

 

[Dale Roberts]

Perhaps in those 200 years that came before Wolverine's aging was unaffected by a foreign substance introduced into his body that his healing factor may have been forced to work extreme overtime to strengthen his muscles to handle the extra weight and might even be overloaded and rejecting that substance and constantly trying to "heal" him.

 

In most of those 200 years there was no Adamantium.....post Adamantium we don't know if Singer is showing that he's actually aging because of the strain of a substance his body never had to deal with before that is now there permanently.

 

I don't know. Those early flashback clips had him taking at least 2 cannonballs to the chest, surviving a firing squad and who knows what else. I can't imagine there would be much more stress to the system than a 12 pound ball of metal hitting you in the chest at a rate of probably at least 1500 ft per second. If you could recover from that, what's a little metal attached to your bones?

Geeks.

 

are you the pot or the kettle?

[greggy]

Perhaps in those 200 years that came before Wolverine's aging was unaffected by a foreign substance introduced into his body that his healing factor may have been forced to work extreme overtime to strengthen his muscles to handle the extra weight and might even be overloaded and rejecting that substance and constantly trying to "heal" him.

 

In most of those 200 years there was no Adamantium.....post Adamantium we don't know if Singer is showing that he's actually aging because of the strain of a substance his body never had to deal with before that is now there permanently.

 

I don't know. Those early flashback clips had him taking at least 2 cannonballs to the chest, surviving a firing squad and who knows what else. I can't imagine there would be much more stress to the system than a 12 pound ball of metal hitting you in the chest at a rate of probably at least 1500 ft per second. If you could recover from that, what's a little metal attached to your bones?

Geeks.

 

are you the pot or the kettle?

Dork

[Bosco685]

Many shots released the other day through Entertainment Weekly.

 

Looks like Wolverine had a bad day. You would go gray to with that many holes in your body.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Bosco685]

 

 

[AmazingComics413]

 

Is that Cyclops on the clapboard? And has he been announced for the movie yet?

[comix4fun]

Why would Wolverine now have gray hair, when he apparently was born in colonial times(from the beginning of X-Men Origins: Wolverine), lived through the Civil War, WW1, WW2, Vietnam, up to present without aging at all. It would seem that to age as he has in that picture, he would need to live another couple of hundred years, not just another 20 years in the future.

 

As a nod to the original story I presume. By this point his seeming immortality hadn't been written, so I suppose I agree that Singer choosing to use that element from X-Men 141 and 142 seems odd.

 

 

 

 

Perhaps in those 200 years that came before Wolverine's aging was unaffected by a foreign substance introduced into his body that his healing factor may have been forced to work extreme overtime to strengthen his muscles to handle the extra weight and might even be overloaded and rejecting that substance and constantly trying to "heal" him.

 

In most of those 200 years there was no Adamantium.....post Adamantium we don't know if Singer is showing that he's actually aging because of the strain of a substance his body never had to deal with before that is now there permanently.

 

I don't know. Those early flashback clips had him taking at least 2 cannonballs to the chest, surviving a firing squad and who knows what else. I can't imagine there would be much more stress to the system than a 12 pound ball of metal hitting you in the chest at a rate of probably at least 1500 ft per second. If you could recover from that, what's a little metal attached to your bones?

 

 

Cannon Ball once vs 100 lbs of alien metal grafted to every bone in your body, in an excruciating procedure that almost killed you, that then forced an unending, constant immune-response reaction every moment of every day whether you are awake or asleep for 30 years plus.

 

I can see how a Cannon ball would be worse.

[Timmay]

Perhaps in those 200 years that came before Wolverine's aging was unaffected by a foreign substance introduced into his body that his healing factor may have been forced to work extreme overtime to strengthen his muscles to handle the extra weight and might even be overloaded and rejecting that substance and constantly trying to "heal" him.

 

In most of those 200 years there was no Adamantium.....post Adamantium we don't know if Singer is showing that he's actually aging because of the strain of a substance his body never had to deal with before that is now there permanently.

 

I don't know. Those early flashback clips had him taking at least 2 cannonballs to the chest, surviving a firing squad and who knows what else. I can't imagine there would be much more stress to the system than a 12 pound ball of metal hitting you in the chest at a rate of probably at least 1500 ft per second. If you could recover from that, what's a little metal attached to your bones?

Geeks.

 

are you the pot or the kettle?

 

Both

[Bosco685]

Is that Cyclops on the clapboard? And has he been announced for the movie yet?

 

Great eyes!

 

 

 

And it looks like others have caught on too.

 

'X-Men: Days Of Future Past' Photo May Tease Cyclops' Return

[comix4fun]

Is that Cyclops on the clapboard? And has he been announced for the movie yet?

 

Great eyes!

 

 

 

And it looks like others have caught on too.

 

'X-Men: Days Of Future Past' Photo May Tease Cyclops' Return

 

 

Wasn't that just a version of the original 2001 movie graphic?

 

[Bosco685]

Wasn't that just a version of the original 2001 movie graphic?

 

Correct, Chris! Which is what is mentioned in the MTV article I linked to.

 

But since there were ten characters in the original poster, and seven with the clap board, this is what caused the rumor there was a secret Cyclops appearance.

 

Marsden confirmed he is not in the movie.

[comix4fun]

Wasn't that just a version of the original 2001 movie graphic?

 

Correct, Chris! Which is what is mentioned in the MTV article I linked to.

 

But since there were ten characters in the original poster, and seven with the clap board, this is what caused the rumor there was a secret Cyclops appearance.

 

Marsden confirmed he is not in the movie.

 

 

I don't read articles.

 

 

Looks like they just removed the 2nd tier villains, Toad, and Sabretooth, and the ones they killed twice, Jean.

 

It would make sense to see Cyclops though. They only killed him once and he popped up in the Wolvie movie and in X-men First Class in the first montage of found mutants when Xavier first tried Cerebro.