@o__o:IT depicted the process of "making" Wolverine in gruessome detail. It shows how horribly he suffered. It takes a creative route with the vilians/scientists, making them amoral and scientifically curious, instead of the evil cackling maniacs this stories so often have. It has a gory, scary, downright glorious rampage, when Logan gets loose. It has an insane mind-freak scene from Logan after the rampage, that ends up being way more disturbing than all the gore we'd previously witnessed. It's awesome!
It's easily the best story about Logan's origin so, if you dont think BWS should be a writer, what about all the people who tried to write follow-ups to this story, only to fail miserably?
Even if you can't get behind Wolverine taking down the entire team, you should definitely read the story. It is the second best Wolverine story I've ever read.
@hujackmanisgey: You, know, I was going to let this go because I only saw it days after it was posted but screw it:
No, you dont have any facts. You have opinions about minor scenes in the movie. Opinions that are really stupid, by the way.
You want some facts? This is one of the highest grossing movies of the year, dispite of being r-rated, and it recieved overwhelming praise from both fans and critics, so you can shove your tired "Hugh Jackman used to do musicals" crap where the sun dont shine.
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