Originally posted by jinzin
Aside from that, there's a section of his arm that looks like torn flesh, it's covered in red. I think some people think it's his cape with a few shreds, but I doubt his cape has hairs growing out of it. 😕
Think he scored his face too, which is why his eye patch is missing.
Originally posted by srankmissingnin
Think he scored his face too, which is why his eye patch is missing.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Haven't noticed that before. It's definitely blood.
Yeah I really do get tired of this endless nonsense where we are constantly in some effort to disect the obvious.
It's absurd, as if him grabbing his arm in one location and him missing his arm from the SAME location are seperate occurances from one another and in no way tied into Wolverine cutting him... because he didn't... in spite of well.... EVERYTHING. 😐
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Haven't noticed that before. It's definitely blood.
Also... dunno if anyone noticed this but in that particular panel his arms are rendered darker and thicker than the rest of the piece. Like they were added over the original art.
Maybe I'm reading into that I'm not sure, but the rest of Thor looks dulled by comparison. 😬
Originally posted by srankmissingninare talking about this?
Nah, they banished Belasco to Limbo, but they weren't there.Your comparison isn't very apt, for one those I'm pretty sure those were the same Great Beasts. I don't know about Odin, but Crom was called an Elder God before. However it was just an alternative for "Sky Father," the Grim God isn't an Elder God, the Savage Sword and RE Howard stuff fallows the Lovecraft definition of Elder Gods more than 616 continuity does.
No, Chthon created the N'Garai after he fled from the purge, they aren't Elder Gods, just demons.
http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/01a8ee6i7699/prv7699_pg2.jpg
Originally posted by Colossus-Big C
are talking about this?http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/01a8ee6i7699/prv7699_pg2.jpg
Nope.
Wolverine 1000
Bone claw Wolverine circa WW2 infiltrates a heavily guarded Nazi base, and quickly deals with the guards by opening up their arteries. Then he gets caught in an air raid and eats a tank shell point blank to the face, that puts him down for a day.
Soon after Wolverine throws down with a SS Werewolf super soldier. His bone claws proof ineffective and Wolverine decides to use an improvised silver knuckle duster then punches clean through it's head.
Originally posted by jalek moye
How come some wolverine ww2 stuff in comics has him only using a sword and not his claws?
Chronologically speaking when he returned to humanity after he lost his mind in lived in the forest for years as a wolf pack leader, he was supposed to have forgotten he even had claws.
