Who’s the Cutest Wittle Wolverine?

Interview: Dustin Nguyen

Batman: Streets of Gotham artist Dustin Nguyen has brought to life characters of the DCU with his unique and striking art style. Dustin’s art work can also be found in the pages of Wildstorm, Supernatural, and the Friday the 13th books. A favorite among comic fans, I had the pleasure to speak with him about his career, comics and the return of Bruce Wayne.

Review: Batman and Robin #10

For the last couple of years, Grant Morrison has given readers of the Batman series some really out there moments, culminating with the apparent death of Bruce Wayne at the end of Final Crisis. Now it’s time to bring things back to status quo, and the return of Bruce Wayne begins in the latest issue of Batman and Robin.

By: Stephen Schleicher | February 5th, 2009

I know these figures are quire popular, but they creep me out. Big hands, big feet, bad guys with smiles on their faces; it’s like some weird dream character come to life to stalk you in the men’s room.

The Wolverine Movie Superhero Squad continues the “cute” character line with a new group of figures, including two of those ever ellusive TBD figures that are all the rage these days.

1x Battle at Three Mile Island
1x TBD
1x TBD
2x Messiah Complex Pack #3 (C )
1x Uncanny X Men Pack #4 (A)
(subject to change)

via Entertainment Earth

Posted in Action Figures, Marvel, Wolverine

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3 Responses to “Who’s the Cutest Wittle Wolverine?”

Maplesaurus:

February 5, 2009 at 9:29 am

Glad to hear that these do not only set the hairs on the back of my neck on end. I have always thought they were a little off setting but can’t help but want to collect them… god help me the wolverine pictured above just makes me want them more

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Rodrigo:

February 5, 2009 at 4:16 pm

I want that cute little sinister, he’ll follow my cute little cyclops around complimenting his cute little DNA

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Maplesaurus:

February 6, 2009 at 3:06 pm

I really dislike the sinister personally the others you can tell that they are tiny versions of regular sized counterparts. but with sinister he looks like a younger version of his older self. Being a Elementary school teacher the whole thought of a “kid Sinister” on a mission to extract DNA from its peers strikes as a little to close to home. (The ones with sharp cutting instruments and fire arms would hit close to home but I teach gym and generally discourage the use of cutting tools in my class

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