Posted by Dana
on 6/1/2009, 8:06 am, in reply to "Re: Wolverine FCBD 2009... (Spoilers)"
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Exactly...Those robots look quite a bit like Jeffries' version of the Box robot (which he made years and years later). It doesn't make too much sense that he could make such advanced robots all those years ago...Does anybody recall the issue where he is shown making a robot from a car (just before he destroys Delphine Courtney/Robot MX39147)? His robot (which he calls Roger) is quite primitive.
Dana
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: Are those robots supposed to be Jeffries? I
: hate how everyone forgets that Bochs created
: the Box armour. He was a great character
: with a poorly-written ending.
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: Wolverine FCBD 2009
: Wolverine: Origin Of An X-Man
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: http://www.freecomicbookday.com/comic.asp?ID=39
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: The uninspired cover hides the fact that
: this is a decent retro adventure and first
: mission of "WOLVERINE"! The
: content is a bit minimal but on the plus
: side it has nice, clean art and the origin
: of Madison Jeffries too!
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