Can someone tell me, why is there so much hate for Wolverine? Is cause he marvel cash cow    or is there another reason? To be honest I think he is one of best X-Men all time, One of the coolest superheros in comics. He tough, very cool, very    passionate and what hell of a fighter. I'm  not sure I understand why, people have a problem with him. I hope people can enlighten me. I think he is so cool.

Overexposure.

Overexposure

but personally I don't hate him.

Would you  rather have Emma & Scott  being expose too much? To be honest I am tired other marvels characters making appearance in X-Men comics. Iron man, Spiderman, Blade, Avengers. Nick Fury and Namor. Namor has no right to called himself X-Men. He not even a mutant... With the exception of Scarlet which? why are all the other  heros playing a part in the mutant world?  It really bugs the crap of me.

I don't hate Wolverine...but I do find him tiresome. He' s so one-dimensional as a character and his comics are always laden with him being grunty for 20-something pages. Yes, that is his persona but after reading 200 issues of the same thing, I've had enough.

I thought he was cooler than cool in the 90s X-Men cartoon but he's definitely played out for me.

" Overexposure"

I don't hate him just need a break from him

" @Iron_Turtle said:

" Overexposure"

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Overexposure. I don't want him as a damn Avengers alone a member of two Avengers teams.

" Would you  rather have Emma & Scott  being expose too much? To be honest I am tired other marvels characters making appearance in X-Men comics. Iron man, Spiderman, Blade, Avengers. Nick Fury and Namor. Namor has no right to called himself X-Men. He not even a mutant... With the exception of Scarlet which? why are all the other  heros playing a part in the mutant world?  It really bugs the crap of me. "

I didn't even know people hated Wolverine. How could you hate that character? He has awesome powers!

It should be literally impossible for him to be on so many  teams.

" Overexposure. I don't want him as a damn Avengers alone a member of two Avengers teams. "

It's because in the scheme of comic book publishing history, Wolverine's popularity is still a relatively new phenomena. Unlike Batman or Superman, who have had at least two solo titles running simultaneously for 60 years, Wolverine has only recently reached a level of popularity where he can sustain more than one solo title in the last decade. So some people have a hard time excepting Wolverine being on the same playing field with the big dogs of monthly appearances like Batman, Superman and Spider-man, because they can still remember a time when he wasn't... whereas Batman and Superman have been overexposed for six decades so  everyone is pretty much used to it.

That said Wolverine is a much more complex and nuanced character than either Batman or Superman, so if any character "deserves" that level of exposure, it is Wolverine.

The fact that his Story has already been explored in the past as well as the fact that Marvel is just using him for more money (taking the passion out of the character) and other's is why i hate him, he's already in the lime light and Marvel is still giving him more where as there are more under-used characters that deserve that type of attention and he doesn't.

It's because he appears in every title called Psylocke.

" It's because in the scheme of comic book publishing history, Wolverine's popularity is still a relatively new phenomena. Unlike Batman or Superman, who have had at least two solo titles running simultaneously for 60 years, Wolverine has only recently reached a level of popularity where he can sustain more than one solo title in the last decade. So some people have a hard time excepting Wolverine being on the same playing field with the big dogs of monthly appearances like Batman, Superman and Spider-man, because they can still remember a time when he wasn't... whereas Batman and Superman have been overexposed for six decades so  everyone is pretty much used to it.That said Wolverine is a much more complex and nuanced character than either Batman or Superman, so if any character "deserves" that level of exposure, it is Wolverine. "

" @AgeofHurricane: He's even an alternate personality for Moon Knight now "

O_OJust... no. "

i guess some of it has to do with the convoluted back stories that make no sense and has cluttered the character to the point he is a walking nexus of various origin retcons interpretation that are some how all canon. i personally blame the writers and editors of the last ten years, they simply saw him as a cash cow and whored him out forgetting what made him cool to begin with. They let every tom dick and harry write him to make money and printed multiple stories that dont even fit continuity in the least with various writers one month each writing the interpretation of the character.

A lot of people also hate b/c they feel he is overexposed and have some unreasonable hate toward him out of some perverse fanboy jealousy and go out of  their way to mire the character but do not do it evenly across the board with other characters including their own

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Way back when during the mid-80s.. through the 90s and the beginning of 2000 I liked Wolverine. He was the bad boy of the team. The guy you went to when you wanted someone shredded. Great fighter.. good story archs because not everyone got along with him. He wasn't Scott "Mr. Perfect" Summers or Hank "I'm the brains" McCoy. He was the "Dont get in the way of my beer bub" but things changed and some change is good... but not this.

 

Wolverine went from healing factor to regeneration. I remember Wolverine in a comic being all bandaged up because it took time for him to heal. Granted it was still faster then a normal person but a stab wound that took a normal person weeks to heal would only take Wolverine 2 to 3 days. Now hes on par with Deadpool and I dont agree with that. I have to blame bad writers and the X-men movie for that. Its more exciting to watch Hugh Jackman heal his wounds almost instantly then watch Hugh Jackman with a bandage on his forehead for 3 days.

 

Another reason is Wolverine has always been a good fighter. Now hes the best. I dont understand how the guy who fought like an animal... leaping, clawing snarling suddenly can beat the likes of Captain America, Deadpool and Task Master. Yes, he spent time in Japan.. yes, he learned swordsman ship and Bushido but that didn't make him a master of it. Also that's only one style... maybe two. How does he compete with guys like Task Master who mastered so many styles that the list of martial arts is as long as my arm. Captain America and this is right from this site "Cap is a master of many martial arts and has developed his own fighting-style which melds jujitsu, boxing, judo, karate, pressure points, all-terrain acrobatics and the use of his shield.  It is extraordinarily effective." but the guy who uses Claw-fu is on par with him?

 

ok, I'm gonna end this here cuz I could go all day. Fact is Wolverine became popular and they changed him so he could be the star of the show. Right now if it was Wolverine vs The Tribunal.. Wolverine just might win.    

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Agreed, but that isn't why there is so much hate, and BTW wolverine had "regeneration" before Deadpool appeared, since Deadpool's powers are kinda made to mimic off Wolverine.

@time said:

"Would you  rather have Emma & Scott  being expose too much? To be honest I am tired other marvels characters making appearance in X-Men comics. Iron man, Spiderman, Blade, Avengers. Nick Fury and Namor. Namor has no right to called himself X-Men. He not even a mutant... With the exception of Scarlet which? why are all the other  heros playing a part in the mutant world?  It really bugs the crap of me. "

 

Namor's a mutant. First he wasn't, then it was hinted at but they dropped the subject, now he's been a confirmed mutant.

modern writers suck balls overall from Bendis, Way, and Loeb i wish they all drop dead,... i really am starting to wish for marvel to get in some legal financial problem to get their collective heads out there @$$ and start writing good stories and respecting past writers, continuity and readers that made marvel to begin with.. and stop hiring writers just cause they went to college or write for hollywood!!

hire ppl who actually read and enjoy comics and knows what is going on and doesnt look at it as just another writing gig for the month on his way to another project and a choir.

The better question is why do people make threads like these? I'm sure you know the answer already.First Storm and now Wolverine and of course everyone will blame what isn't the actual culprit.People like to b#tch about things.It doesn't have anything to do with Wolverine's level of exposure..you know why..because half the people who b#tch about how many comics Wolverine appears in because half the people who say anything about it don't read even half of the books he appears in.People will blame the writers also..It's not their fault either.I'm not denying some writers at Marvel do suck but people buy anything that Bendis writes in massive #'s especially during events where he was writing the a majority of the most important books and he sucks.Dark Avengers is the worst thing to happen to Marvel since the Clone Saga (writing wise).Wolverine gives people something to b#tch about, he's popular.Look at all the Justin Bieber threads..people come on here and talk -ish about Beiber all the time but guess what...half those people don't even listen to his music and if they have it was only to take part in their own misery so they could come on CV and whine.There are things about Wolverine's character that people can be petty and whine about and they do.

Wolverine is so hated because he's become so popular, and thus; over-exposed. 

Also, due to his popularity, he's been given far too much credit, ability and leeway when it comes to his powers and skills; he beats people he should never have chance against.

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Wolverine is so hated because he's become so popular, and thus; over-exposed. 

Also, due to his popularity, he's been given far too much credit, ability and leeway when it comes to his powers and skills; he beats people he should never have chance against.

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" @FadeToBlackBolt: I've noticed as far as your wolverine and the xmen comment goes they do the same with batman in the brave and the bold like in tonight's episode they had Captain Marvel get taken down by Bane while implying that Batman could take a group consisting of Bane, Killer Croc, Blockbuster and Solomon freaking Grundy without a problem. "

" @PowerHerc said:

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Wolverine is so hated because he's become so popular, and thus; over-exposed. 

Also, due to his popularity, he's been given far too much credit, ability and leeway when it comes to his powers and skills; he beats people he should never have chance against.

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" @joshmightbe said:

" @FadeToBlackBolt: I've noticed as far as your wolverine and the xmen comment goes they do the same with batman in the brave and the bold like in tonight's episode they had Captain Marvel get taken down by Bane while implying that Batman could take a group consisting of Bane, Killer Croc, Blockbuster and Solomon freaking Grundy without a problem. "

Ugh, that's ridiculous. I hate that show. "

It's because in the scheme of comic book publishing history, Wolverine's popularity is still a relatively new phenomena. Unlike Batman or Superman, who have had at least two solo titles running simultaneously for 60 years, Wolverine has only recently reached a level of popularity where he can sustain more than one solo title in the last decade. So some people have a hard time excepting Wolverine being on the same playing field with the big dogs of monthly appearances like Batman, Superman and Spider-man, because they can still remember a time when he wasn't... whereas Batman and Superman have been overexposed for six decades so  everyone is pretty much used to it.That said Wolverine is a much more complex and nuanced character than either Batman or Superman, so if any character "deserves" that level of exposure, it is Wolverine.

@thegentlemanrogue said:

It's because in the scheme of comic book publishing history, Wolverine's popularity is still a relatively new phenomena. Unlike Batman or Superman, who have had at least two solo titles running simultaneously for 60 years, Wolverine has only recently reached a level of popularity where he can sustain more than one solo title in the last decade. So some people have a hard time excepting Wolverine being on the same playing field with the big dogs of monthly appearances like Batman, Superman and Spider-man, because they can still remember a time when he wasn't... whereas Batman and Superman have been overexposed for six decades so  everyone is pretty much used to it.That said Wolverine is a much more complex and nuanced character than either Batman or Superman, so if any character "deserves" that level of exposure, it is Wolverine.

@Billy Batson said:

 

Make an argument that they are more complex and nuanced than Wolverine, and I'll destroy it.

because he sucks big adamantium dick, thats why

 just playin

@Billy Batson said:

@thegentlemanrogue said:

It's because in the scheme of comic book publishing history, Wolverine's popularity is still a relatively new phenomena. Unlike Batman or Superman, who have had at least two solo titles running simultaneously for 60 years, Wolverine has only recently reached a level of popularity where he can sustain more than one solo title in the last decade. So some people have a hard time excepting Wolverine being on the same playing field with the big dogs of monthly appearances like Batman, Superman and Spider-man, because they can still remember a time when he wasn't... whereas Batman and Superman have been overexposed for six decades so  everyone is pretty much used to it.That said Wolverine is a much more complex and nuanced character than either Batman or Superman, so if any character "deserves" that level of exposure, it is Wolverine.

Make an argument that they are more complex and nuanced than Wolverine, and I'll destroy it.