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We see this approach in key characters such as Cyclops/Havok, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Rachel, Legion, and Rogue. In all instances Claremont uses the reader’s sense of family separation to generate both character sympathy and intense narrative anticipation. 2/5
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That’s the first night survived…
#Wolverine
Great art from GlaucoBortolussi
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Updated my original vintage wolverine to give a more natural color spacing.
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#xmen
Draw Wolverine in all the sexualized suits of Marvel characters Challenge 💕
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Thinking about my ocs again.
Mostly Arlo because he's the newest. He's definitely hardy lumberjack with a heart of gold type. I'm putting a lot of actual wolverine personality into him. Like he's poly and cares about his partners and kids. He's probably my first oc that has kids.
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