@jota23: oh yeah i didn't know you had the blueprints to these fictional machines ohhh wait you don't, you don't know how or why they even ran for all you know there could be a donkey in the back with a carrot in his mouth making the whole show spark YOU DON'T KNOW how he could shut down the machine you're just being a little nit picky brat assuming that it's like cutting the blue wire in every tv show . WHATS A EPIC BATTLE SOMETHING THAT INVOLVES GREAT STRUGGLE HMM how about walking too the top of a building covered in the strongest metal ever thats also on fire , it may not look tough to the foolish but that's hilarious you think a self sacrifice to take down a real life villain not some super powered punk BUT A REAL LIFE VILLAIN is anti climatic seeing and how his healing factor was gone , well go ahead and pick up the next copy of squirrel girl . it's perfect for children
Actually, I meant cutting the tubes connecting the adamantium pump to the subjects. Don't know why I said wires. Blame it on me being tired, english not being my first language or call me stupid. Whatever!
Anyway, my point was that there was this pump that was going to fill four people with adamantium. The adamantium was suposed to reach those persons by traveling through some tubes connecting the pump to the subjects. Logan should have just cut the tubes. It would have taken him a fraction of a second and the adamantium would have spilled harmlessly on the ground, instead of on his face.
The fact that his death was totally unnavoideable and caused by a stupid mistake, made it a lot less tragic.
And stop calling Cornellius realistic. The dude was doing the "crazy scientist" schtik so hard he might as well have been Doctor Insano in disguise! Hell, given that Cornelius is acting completely out-of-character and that he was clearly dead from being shot in the head, in his last appearance, Doctor Insano in disguise actually makes more sense than anything that happened in Death of Wolverine.
Logan dying in a last, epic fight against Weapon X would not only have been much more satisfying, it would also be a fitting way to end the story of him losing his powers. Even without his healling factor, Logan goes into battle against insurmonteable odds, keeps fighting, despite taking injuries that would have killed a lesser man, and he foils the villain's plan, after wich he finally dies, conforted in the knowledge that he went out like a warrior and a hero.
Instead , we get this anticlimatic, boring death that doesn't even serve as a good ending to the loss of the healling factor plotline, since this would have killed him even if he had a healling factor.
Log in to comment