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John Young
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This is a good example of Dave's Timber Wolf. sorry for the size
Edited by John Young on 03 April 2012 at 3:10pm
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Lars Sandmark
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Ted Pugliese
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Hah! I see Dexter and Orion too!
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Conall Fitzpatrick
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Dale Lerette: Hmmm...the original almost reminds me of Dexter. But the more opened eyes in the recent one (35 years later) looses that scowl in his eyes. Interesting work.
Ted Pugliese: Hah! I see Dexter and Orion too!
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Funnily enough, there are the occasional moments in DEXTER when a certain look flashes across Michael C. Hall's face and I can't help but think 'Wolverine'.
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Ed Love
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Always thought DC missed a bet by not stranding that version of Timber Wolf in the 20th Century and a solo book.
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Larry Lawrence
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Who had that Timber Wolf hair first? There was Eros of Titan, but way before him was the Owl in Daredevil, only without the crazy widow's peak. Before that- the Hammer films werewolf?
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Luke Styer
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I like both drawings, though I'm not sure I see the same face. I'd almost like to see both faces together, maybe as a pair of brothers or something.
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Paulo Pereira
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Timber Wolf's costume wouldn't be a bad one for Wolverine.
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Adam Hutchinson
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Paulo, something like this maybe? ;)
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Paulo Pereira
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Heh. Thankfully, that didn't stick.
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Jason Czeskleba
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Larry Lawrence wrote:
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Besides the examples you cited, there was also Color Kid in the Legion of Substitute Heroes:
Edited by Jason Czeskleba on 04 April 2012 at 11:50am
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Jason Czeskleba
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Cockrum also used a bit of the Wolverine character he'd designed for the Legion when he did the unmasked version of the Marvel Wolverine:
Edited by Jason Czeskleba on 04 April 2012 at 11:52am
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