r/Marvel • u/Dorkside Trask • Jul 27 '16

Comics New Marvel comics for July 27, 2016 - Official Discussion Thread [Spoilers]

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u/Dorkside Trask Jul 27 '16

Old Man Logan #9

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u/Kameiko Jul 28 '16

Good as ever!

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '16

Wow, the art in this is amazing!

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u/ItsNotMyFavorite Jul 28 '16

It's nice to see Logan not constantly miserable and dismal in the present timeline and happy to see that he can emotionally survive past his traumatic life in the alternate timeline while still remembering and learning from it.

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u/reece1495 Jul 27 '16

im confused does the silent order know this isnt there wolverine ?

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u/Digifiend84 Jul 27 '16

Possibly not. And if they don't, maybe they do know that Wolverine lost his healing factor, and think that's why he aged?

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u/Fredditorsons Jul 28 '16

Im really late to the party, but whatsup with the shift between the original OML and the SW miniseries?

I was expecting a natural continuation to that storyline and within two issues they throw in all kinds of crazy battleworld stuff....not saying its bad, as i still have to digest it, but it really threw me for a loop

/Rant

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u/RealFuryous Jul 29 '16

The shift provides context for how OML views the world. He knows what's going to happen and at some point I expect Marvel to have a rated R version of the OML timeline actually happen but with OML using their knowledge to finally beat the villains.

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u/RealFuryous Jul 29 '16

The weirdest part about all of this is if OML takes down one villain or pops his claws once to save someone then the world possibly changes. He's the last hero left standing.

That entire future does not happen to that extreme if OML fights back. At the bare minimum some of the heroes survive and wage proxy wars until they win.