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12 comments:
Elektra could wipe them both off the map.
Suggestion: classic firestorm & classic Jack of Hearts! ❤
This is more than just a great pairing, Ross; it's a great cover. I've barely seen anything of either character in actual comics, but I've seen enough that this story would intrigue me. Well done!
@DMV: I second your motion. Firestorm was never used in any of Jack's four prior appearances.
Who is x23? Is she the earth-stf daughter of Vixen and the Wolverine?
She's a transgender clone of Wolverine (produced by HYDRA, I think) who has come to regard him as a surrogate father.* And who now answers to "Lynx" (I think).
*Sort of like Cassandra Cain with the Batman over at DC.
X-23 is now called "Wolverine." Her current series is "All-New Wolverine" (she's 15 issues in).
I did not know Gail Simone requested this. Great job at making this request for her.
@Scott: "Wolverina" would sound a whole lot prettier. ;-)
@Anonymous: Re: "Wolvernina" would be prettier, but since the copyright and trademark to be protected is "Wolverine", that's the name on the book.
Years ago, in South Africa, I happened to mention the mammal wolverine. And my friend assumed that was a female wolf. Which, if you think about it, it does. So Wolverine is a perfectly suitable gender-appropriate hero name in this instance!
Certainly prettier than the Spanish term: "El Gloton!"
Makes me immediately picture Fred "The Blob" Dukes.
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