Wolvermint, where's the scan?

[comicmankev]

I know you frequent these boards, wheres the scan on this one:

 

????

[Bugaboo-migration]

I'm not having any trouble seeing the scan.

[Room 237]

I know you frequent these boards, wheres the scan on this one:

 

????

 

click the mini image and it opens a new page with a full size version

[comicmankev]

I didnt look close enough, I overlooked the thumbnail the first time! Oh well, even a pro can make a mistake!

[Room 237]

I didnt look close enough, I overlooked the thumbnail the first time! Oh well, even a pro can make a mistake!

 

[vic6string]

For the life of me I will never see why people make such a big deal about this book!!! It is the intro of a secondary character who has never really been a big draw on his own. If anything, I would be dumping this book now while I have the chance. Sure, the X-Men movie franchise is doing great, but Sabretooth was dropped for the second movie!!! Sure, he could be a major player in the third flick (the Wolvie movie) but for the type of money people are shelling out for this book you can get all sorts of great stuff (raw OR slabbed) that is a MUCH safer investment. Everyone always talks about diversity in the investment world, well I can think of ten books I can easily pick up in high grade for that type of cash, and the odds are better that this book dies a slow death than 10 different books all crashing.

[awe4one]

Amen Brother!

 

 

Jim

[towards2112]

What I can't understand is how this book recieved a 9.8?

Look at the cover roll. And the cutting on the right edge is

on the CCA box. This is a 9.8? Nice clean flat book, but the

cover roll, the off centering of the staples????9.8>>>>

Not in this old blue hairs book.

MAYBE a 9.2 if it's snow white inside.

Common hammer, clue me in........

[Hensley300]

Whats funny is that in the mid-80's no one really gave a [!@#%^&^] about sabertooth. Then all of a sudden, baam!

[awe4one]

Started going up when all the speculation that Sabretooth may be Logan's father surfaced (and suggested in Wolverine #10). Since then, events have superceded this development but the comic is still coasting on the hype.

 

 

Jim

[BronzeBruce13]

speaking of Wolverine 10... isn't that issue an "error" now?

Its credited as "First Fight with Sabretooth (before Wolverine had his claws)" ????

 

He apparently always had his "bone claws" (born with them?)... and as Origin revealed, he certainly had them at an early age. If so, how on Earth is it that in Wolverine 10, when he's clearly older, could he not use his bone claws at least vs. Sabretooth? If it was before he was laced with Adamantium, that's one thing, but as I recall, he did not have/use any claws in the battle and the credit seems to suggest that he had "No Claws" at all?

 

Could it be this issue is rendered inaccurate or did I miss something?

 

 

 

[AlexH]

I noticed that too. Unless he sufferred from some form of amnesia and forgot he had them.

 

Ahh, who knows...

[jbud73]

You mean there's a story arch conflict with a mutant character NO WAY

[awe4one]

He was giving him a break?

 

Seriously though, it's just another major inconsistancy due to writers (or editors) not following continuity (which has become the norm for Marvel). Bringing back the Green Goblin confirmed for me that Marvel really didn't care about it's continuity anymore.

 

As far as Wolverine's continuity, he also shouldn't be able to be detected by electronic devices after "dying" in the Fall of the Mutants. Another factor convienently forgotten by Marvel.....

 

 

Jim

[awe4one]

He apparently always had his "bone claws" (born with them?)... and as Origin revealed, he certainly had them at an early age. If so, how on Earth is it that in Wolverine 10, when he's clearly older, could he not use his bone claws at least vs. Sabretooth? If it was before he was laced with Adamantium, that's one thing, but as I recall, he did not have/use any claws in the battle and the credit seems to suggest that he had "No Claws" at all?

 

You know when they came up with the bone claws, I always thought that it might be better if they were explained as his body and healing factor adapting to the loss of adamantium. Origin obviously squashed that idea.

 

 

Jim

[JulianXJ]

After going back and reading some issues that I am rebagging/cataloging, I found many instances (Uncanny X-Men 165 for instance) where the writer refers to Wolverines claws as being controlled with bionic implants, which would imply that he was not, in fact, born with claws but that they were implanted by some secret group after he was found to have this infinite "regenerative" capability.

 

Just my 2 cents

[BronzeBruce13]

Interesting... BUT even still, I highly doubt that this secret group kidnapped James from his home as a child and implanted said device and returned him home without anoyone's knowledge. And, all prior to his "bone claws" and regenerative abilities being discovered.. even by himself.