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How did I miss this one? Late entry, but man he looks great. I'm lovin your zombie set. I never really got the whole zombie storyline either, but they are a great way to take the customs in a different direction. Really nice job.Leave a comment:
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looks pretty cool seein wolverine all crazy and all blood everywhere i like emLeave a comment:
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Heee heeee!
That's neat! I haven't read the Zombie stuff yet, but I'm kinda curious. (I like monsters and don't really like superheroes....) The figures are snazzy! You can never have enough zombies.
>I went totally Comicbook Geek on the Very same Question to Someone....
I guess it'd depend on what the plague did to his cells: if it was destroying and replacing them he'd shrug it off, but if it could change the fundamental nature of those cells his Healing factor might get "reset" so that the zombie version was now the natural one. Sorta like what ALMOST happened with the Brood. (I find when deciphering the logic of a superhero book it's best not to as what is and isn't possible; but rather the circumstances that'd have to align to create the effect.)
Don C.Leave a comment:
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Awesome job Jason. He is pretty much spot on. Love the gore and the use of real metal for the claws. Great stuff in deed
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That is exactly what I told my girlfriend. She came home from the book store with two hard cover books with some reprinted condensed version of the stories.
Wolverine's healing ability would have fought that thing off easily. Wolverine has been infected with worst stuff but I suppose it made a good story. A goofy story but people bought it and Jason made one hell of a figure might I add. Amazing and very skillfully painted and designed.
I believe there was a part where a bunch of Marvel zombies wound up eating the Silver Surfer. I guess if it you look at it in an elseworld fashion with tongue in cheek attitude, it is OK.
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