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>and likes Cyclops so much he may have been in throuple with him
>and was implied to be banging him
There are some valid points being made in this thread about how Wolverine has aged and mellowed into something that's just not cool and exciting anymore, and he's stuck with a family of lesser versions of himself, only one of whom really has any fans, but writers won't get rid of any of them, but beyond that, people seem to be spending more time complaining that Wolverine is a hundred year old manlet, or about things that are absolutely irrelevant to the current state of Wolverine as a character, like one of his villains being an ancient wolf-man who built Rome, or that some once-dead X-Men members came back. None of that matters at all when you compare it to the big glaring fundamental problems in the X-Men line that have been building for 25 years, or how Marvel seems to think the current target audience for Wolverine is gays. Just look at the Swimsuit Special if you don't believe it.

The various X-Men groups recruiting so many villains who don't even stop talking and acting like villains anymore really kills any notion of someone like Wolverine being a dangerous bad boy when there's literal mass-murdering terrorists right next to him, and so does the edgier, militant version of Cyclops being a popular thing Marvel and fans won't let go of. These are far bigger problems than Wolverine having a villain people don't like or people not caring for parts of his backstory.