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What On Earth Is Marvel Teasing With This Mysterious Hulk/wolverine Image

... Hulk/Wolverine Image. Image: Batch H art via Twitter. Oh boy. Marvel’s Editor-in-Chief Axel Alenso took to Twitter this afternoon to casually drop an ominous new image of scientists working on something called “Batch-H”—which is clearly a hybrid between the Incredible Hulk and Wolverine, given the frame of the unrevealed figure inside and, well, the honking-great adamantium claws sticking out of its hands. The idea of experimenting with recreating Wolverine in different forms is hardly new to the Marvel comics universe—after all, that’s how we got X-23 in the first place. And both Hulk and Wolverine have a long history together, considering Wolverine himself first appeared in the pages of The Incredible Hulk #180 in 1974, making his first full appearance an issue later. Hulk #181 cover art by Herb Trimpe, John Romita, and Gaspar Saladino. But what ...

The Mystery Metal In This Video Is Strong Af And We Can't Figure Out What It Is

... together nickel, chromium, and austenite (a bizarre form of iron in which it exists as a solid solution with another element), that might also withstand the force of hydraulic press. It’s especially stable over a wide range of temperatures (other metals like aluminum or steel tend to get weaker when conditions get really hot) and is great at withstanding high pressures, which is probably why it’s used in “extreme” environments like nuclear reactors and rocket engines. Of course, there are new alloys being developed each year — often alloys involving the metals above — that are said to be stronger than steel. Because they’re so new, however, it’s unlikely that Vuohensilta and the Logan marketing team managed to get their hands on any of them — or even, for that matter, enough inconel or pure titanium or tungsten to smash up for the purposes of this video. The much more probable scenario is that Vuohensilta isn’t being entirely ...

Hugh Jackman Reveals Wolverine Might Meet His Doom In ‘logan

... book "The Death of Wolverine". In real life, Hugh Jackman also has his personal experience with metal poisoning. The actor said to have a high level of mercury in his body due to his habit of eating tins of tuna. It's a relief that Jackman doesn't get any serious misfortune because of metal poisoning, but Wolverine might never be able to endure the effects of adamantium poisoning anymore. So, fans should prepare to say goodbye to Wolverine once "Logan" kicks off the screen. So far, there hasn't been any further news about "Logan" details. However, "Deadpool" actor, Ryan Reynolds , has teased that "Logan" is so good it might win an Oscar. "Logan looks like a movie that might break the glass-ceiling, it's mind-blowing," said the actor who also starred in "Green Lantern" movie. To find out what would happen to Wolverine in the final movie "Logan", fans should wait a little bit more until the movie premiers on March, 1. © 2017 Mstars News, ...

New Logan Video Reminds Fans Of How Strong Wolverine's Claws Are

... And things… well, they don’t go well for the steel baseplate on which the adamantium sits. They then attempt to crush the claws belonging to the Wolverine himself, demonstrating just how strong of the substance that coats his bones is. Even though the press has the power of leverage and thousands of pounds per inch pressing down, it’s still not enough to even dent Wolverine’s claws. Check out the video to see the channel’s most difficult challenge to date, then watch more to see the hydraulic press destroy any other object with ease. Are you hyped to watch those claws tear through a bunch of goons one last time? Click below to vote in our Anticipation Ratings for Logan, currently the 4 th Most Anticipated Film as ranked by Comic __link__ readers. Logan 2017. Full Profile. Logan takes place in the year 2029, where mutant births have become extremely rare. The defenders of mutant kind, the X-Men , are long gone, and the only remains of them are an old and struggling Charles Xavier and a weary Logan. Logan's vaunted healing factor has slowed, and at times doesn't seem to work at all. When a young mutant needs his help, Logan has to unsheathe his ...

Logan' Introduces New Young Mutant X-23 Review Video · Guardian Liberty Voice

... in a new direction. Dr. Martin Scutter enlists the mutant doctor of genetics, Dr. Sarah Kinney to make a clone of Wolverine. Working alongside Dr. Kinney is Dr. Zander Rice. He was raised by Dr. Sutter after he was left orphaned by the first Weapon X. Dr. Kinney is unable to produce the male clone from the sample they have, as it damaged and they were unable to save the Y chromosome. She proposes that a female clone be made, but she is denied. However, the doctor defies Dr. Sutter and attempts to recreate a clone using the X chromosome. After the 22 nd failure, she succeeded on the 23 rd and produced a viable sample. Dr. Rice punishes Dr. Kinney for her insubordination. She is made to act as the surrogate mother to the clone. Her every move is monitored during her pregnancy until she gives birth to X-23. However, after giving birth to her daughter, Dr. Kinney was not allowed to care for or treat her with any kind of tender love or touch. Because of the young clone’s controlled environment, she speaks using perfect grammar and hardly ever uses slang. As a result of her strict upbringing, Laura began ...

3 X-men Storylines We Want To See Properly Adapted

... that we feel would not only properly represent these characters on the big screen, but could even offer up a new chapter of franchises for the X-Men. The Phoenix Saga. It feels like both versions of the X-franchise (Original and First Class trilogies) have been dancing around the epic Phoenix Saga without actually touching what makes the saga itself so great. Written by Chris Claremont (a name you’ll see mentioned often when discussing great X-storylines) with art by Dave Cockrum and John Byrne, The Phoenix Saga is told in two parts. The first part sees Jean possessed by the Phoenix Force, following the expansion of her powers as she attempts to keep the X-Men alive upon their re-entry into the atmosphere after a mission off Earth. This event results in the X-Men’s introduction of the alien race known as the Shi’ar, a race that the X-Men will find themselves linked with for many years to come. Phoenix and the X-Men (Cyclops, Beast, Angel, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Storm, and Colossus) help repair the M’Kraan Crystal (a powerful ...

This New Logan Teaser Shows Us How X-23 Got Her Claws—and It’s Harrowing

... gurney down a hallway. Laura wakes up and looks at her bandaged hands; she growls in pain. The video fades to black, then depicts Laura walking down a hall with a couple of other children who appear to be about her age. Guards are guiding the children into individual barred cells. Once inside her cell, Laura sits on the floor, facing away from the bars on the door. In the final frames of video, we see a zoomed-in shot of her using her extended claws to cut her arm. She then turns to the camera, and as soon as she makes eye contact, the film cuts to black. Most of this matches up with the backstory that we already know about Laura from the comics. She’s a government experiment who has the same healing factor as Wolverine and who grew up in a lab, raised to be a child soldier. She also struggles with ...

What Would A Comics Retailer Tell Their Younger Self Before Opening Their Store

... times became big businesses. Such as Casey’s. It is hard to believe there used to be only one. Present day, the internet became popular to buy through. Amazon started off selling just books and within years grew, to put it mildly. Big businesses often times have deep pockets. Small businesses usually don’t. Though in this day and age there are people that somehow expect that a small local business should be like a chain store. That happens a lot.  Some weird flawed logic that since I opened a store I must be a millionaire? Or I should get a loan for millions and spend the rest of my life trying to pay it back? I don’t understand it. Though I have been around businesses before and have understood that businesses need to make money. In this day and age, it seems it is almost set up for a ...