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Yeah, I've been following the comic. But I sorta quit reading the X-related titles after Claremont was fired by Marvel way back in '93. And I hated how Marvel completely changed the character of Wolverine by giving him those stupid "boneclaws". But I have kept track of the X-characters, by perusing the titles at the newstands, just haven't been buying the books though. As for who could've played a better Logan, I'd have to say the quintessential choice would've been an in-his-prime Jack Nicolson or Clint Eastwood; Afterall, it seems that Claremont and the various artists of that time probably based Logan off of either/and/or Eastwood and Nicolson. As for relatively younger actors, I'd say that either Russell Crowe or Robert Carlyle would've been great for the role. I doubt Crowe would've gone for it though. Do you remember Robert Carlyle? He was in Trainspotting, as Frank Begbie.
heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy whats going on with you today ???? me not much right now lol
Question for you: Why do all these chumps think Hugh Jackoff makes a good Wolverine? There's tons of people who could've done it better....
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and how! Wow, i honestly thought that I was the only guy who felt that way about Heath. And honestly, his body of work ain't all that impressive. In fact, it kinda sucks. But nontheless, and at the risk of repeating myself, I'm surprised, and pleasantly so at that. And not only that, you expressed yourself quite eloquently and logically too. So props to ya.
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Well, Jersey beats Cali any day of the week, imho. I'd kill to be back in the East Coast.
