Captain Marvel Hilariously Flipped Wolverine’s Iconic Catchphrase
Even the most casual fans are aware of Wolverine’s iconic catchphrase, “I’m the best there is at what I do, but what I do isn’t very nice," which is one that evokes intimidation because it is just vague enough to be absolutely terrifying–but Captain Marvel lovingly turned it into a total joke by flipping the ‘tough guy’ mantra in hilarious fashion.
When Wolverine says those iconic words, he is referring to the decades he spent killing people, both for the mutant experimentation organization known as Weapon X as well as during his life before then as he served in a number of wars throughout history. Wolverine has spent his whole life mastering his murderous skills, whether it be by choice or by force, as he was seemingly destined to become a living weapon given his mutant abilities. Wolverine was born with the powers of accelerated healing, heightened senses, and claws that extend from his knuckles–all of which offer themselves to be used in combat. So, even though he finds himself ashamed from time to time over how he has spent his life, the result is the same—Wolverine was forged into a master of death.
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In Captain Marvel #17 by Kelly Thompson and Francesco Manna, Wolverine is taking a break from the carnage and bloodshed and decides to spend his evening hanging out with Captain Marvel, Spider-Woman, and Hazmat among other heroes for a game night hosted by Carol Danvers. While they began the night with a poker game, Ms. Marvel later showed up and suggested they all do an escape room challenge together, and after some deliberation, the group agreed to partake. However, once they got to the escape room facility, Wolverine got cold feet and told Captain
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