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Originally posted by OneDumbG0
I've seen that number several times in JLA and Flash comics. If I show you a scan, will you drop this part of your discussion because it's distinct from this situation? You must realize, it's not going to be easy to find one panel or speech bubble amongst all of my comics. I'm not going to waste my time unless it's worth our while.
Do you write your posts in word process and paste them into KMC? Because they are all jumbled with I quote them and it only happens with your posts...
Yeah I'll drop it but I picked that example precisely because I thought it would hard to find proof. 😎
Originally posted by OneDumbG0
No one ever said that Wolverine has bone behind his eye socket either. People have said, and have suggested and its been demonstrated on-panel that he doesn't though. Again, the burden of proof that is yours has not changed. Weapon X may have given it to him because it's pretty damn hard to snipe a person through their eye.
Because having bones behind your eyes is common place, why would someone bring it up? Seriously... you are looking for some to say "Holy shit, Wolverine you have bones behind your eyes like everyone else!"? Not telling Wolverine there are bones behind his eyes makes sense, what doesn't make sense is for someone to x-ray Wolverine and not tell him that he is missing large portions of his skull. If Wolverine was missing pieces of his skull it would be documented. It would be written somewhere on panel at least once. Someone would have said "Wolverine, you are missing large portions of your skull all over you head." We'd know about it, it wouldn't be baseless speculation. One of the countless people you've tried to kill / capture / take down Wolverine over the years would have said "Listen he has adamantium skeleton... but his weakness is that there are openings all over his skull!"
Not telling us Wolverine has bones behind his eyes makes sense, not telling use that he doesn't have bones behind his eyes doesn't make sense.
Originally posted by OneDumbG0
No. I didn't make this up. It's just me reading these comics. Don't mischaracterize my reliance on this on-panel evidence as if it's some ridiculous unsupported theory I conjured up:
Yes. You made it up. You've decided that Wolverine was shot in the brain, ergo he is missing bones. Nothing on panel confirms that assumption. You've decided that Wolverine getting shot in the brain suits your purpose so you came up with the Phantom Bone theory in an attempt to rationalise just how a man with an Adamantium skull gets shot in the brain.
So how does a man with an Adamantium skull get shot in the brain? By not having an Aadmantium skull! The amazing Phantom Bone theory, logically Wolverine is missing large portions of his skull, Marvel never decided to tell us but thank god we have the amazing deductive mind of OneDumbGo to crack the mystery!!! What is your next case detective?
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Maybe he wasn't even shot in the brain, maybe force the bullets connecting with his skull and ruptured his brain koing his ass? 😱
Maybe they all had magic bullets that became intangible for a brief moment in time based on their proximity to Adamantium? 😱
Maybe your Phantom Bone theory is correct and he is missing a large portion of his skull that in 40 years of comic appearances no one felt fit to inform use about? 😱
Or maybe its PIS stupidity and it doesn't need to be explained? 😎