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| 5145 | Article | NLogan | Well I guess that is what I get for taking a nearly 3 year break from this series. I have made an error. I state that the retcon about Wolverine's skeleton being laced with Adamantium in issue 151 is the first time it appears in canon. However I had already found an instance in the previous issue 150 in dialog that Nightcrawler says that it is "laced" instead of made of Adamantium. See Wolverine a Reader's Perspective Part 19. | Mar 09, 2020 |  | |
| 5151 | Article | NLogan | Excellent! A most enjoyable read. | 1995 - The Birth of a Star Wars Fan | Mar 10, 2020 | |
| 5150 | Article | NLogan | Also in reviewing the wording in X-Men Annual 5,"Wolverine extends his unbreakable Adamantium claws from their housings in the backs of his hands" it is open for interpretation as to whether or not it is referring to the glove housings acting like a casing that covers the openings on the gloves or to actual bionic housings meaning a niche or built-in-structure (cavity with frame)in his actual hands that permit the claws to extend from his forearms into his hands and then extend out. Either way it is the first time it is mentioned. Because bionic has yet to be used as the describing adjective for the housing, I lean towards the housings described being in the gloves (for now); as it does not have the artificial mechanical component inserted into the body as bionic specifically implies (that will be used later in the next chronological issue, Uncanny X-Men 151.) In 151 it specifically says, "He also possesses Adamantium claws which extend through openings in the backs of both hands from housings built into his forearms." The housings in the forearms are the very definition of bionic being built into his arm and providing a cavity or recess with a structure to house his claws. But from that sentence it still does not mention whether or not the same channel or structure is in the back of his hands only that the claws extend through openings. Since no visible wounds or openings have been seen (because his healing factor would seal them) the openings may be a bionic channel built into his hands. | Wolverine a Reader's Perspective Part 20 | Mar 10, 2020 | |
| 5181 | Article | NLogan | My Rammy thanks your Rammy! <p><img alt="" height="755" src="http://www.retro-daze.org/upload/20200412_094826.jpg" width="500" /></p> | Action Figure Reclamation Project Phase 6 | Apr 12, 2020 | |
| 5210 | Article | NLogan | Has it really been nearly ten years since you wrote this? Wow! My brother and I ditched during junior high. We made a fort in a field for a couple of days. We naively hid from every adult thinking they would call a truancy officer on us. We wised up and just started going to a buddy's house until school got out. We played video games and watched MTV. Eventually the thrill was gone and it got boring. So we went back to class. It was better to be friends with the teachers. I got out of math to play baseball because they were a guy short. Or the time we went on the day long chess club field trip tournament and weren't even on the team, we just knew how to play and they were short people. We played five games contributed to the team score so they didn't forfeit, then played handball in the racquetball court, swam in the pool, and played basketball. Legitimately excused from class was way better. | Playing Hooky | May 29, 2020 | |
| 5641 | Article | NLogan | @catsooey glad it hit home for you. I thought about taking up the hobby again as my neighbor was going regularly to the skatepark. But in the end I have enough expensive hobbies and I was never very good anyways. I do still occasionally Ollie on a board to impress young kids that an old man can still do it. However considering Tony Hawk is 9 years older than me and still shreds, my moment to wow isn't much. Hopefully you stay safe and have fun if you are brave enough to get back into it. Skate or die man! | Skate or Die Generation | May 25, 2022 | |
| 5772 | Article | NLogan | Yesss! I love Halloween articles. My favorite is the doctor with the metal head mirror (honest, that's what they are called) that swings down over your eye. | 5 Childhood Pictures of Myself in Halloween Costumes | Oct 07, 2023 | |
| 2665 | Article | PeZZ! | you have all 78 half hour episodes fully recorded on vhs tapes? if so then that is awesome! | Menace Mania | Sep 18, 2015 | |
| 1161 | Article | MikeCovers | VAPORMAN87: Seriously, some of those had streams powerful enough to do that! I was almost BEGGING my dad to let me wash his car. And it's a shame that they are today focusing far more on appearances than functionality. I personally see nothing wrong with the "classic" style; even by 2014 standards it still looks pretty awesome. VKIMO: Thank you! I bet the dogs enjoy it too! You can play AND hydrate them all at once! | Super Soaking Your Victims | Jul 02, 2014 | |
| 1188 | Article | Hoju Koolander | This was a nice introduction to the site. I was always a He-Man devotee, I even had the light up sword and bop-bag, but in retrospect I can't deny that She-Ra is just a cooler character. Even her origin is better: stolen at birth and raised to serve evil, then redeemed by joining the rebels when her long lost brother shows up. I just watched the first few episodes of her series that made up the Secret of the Sword movie and thought it was waaaay better than 95% of the He-Man shows I grew up on. Plus, Hordak...just the best. | New Eyes on He-Man and She-Ra | Sep 02, 2014 | |
