As the
title suggests this is about the Wolverine branch of the X-men franchise, one
that sadly may be replacing its leading man in the not too distant future.
While I’ll be sad to see Hugh Jackman go, before he does I hope they can get
one more movie out of him. And if the somehow I can get the Generalissimo’s,
Stan Lee’s, attention with this post I have the perfect send off for Jackman’s
Wolverine.
The story
would start outside Yuriko’s mansion in Japan at the dead of night. We’d see in
dark shots several people moving about and killing the house staff by various
means. The montage of death would end outside of Yuriko’s room. She’d sit up,
see a silhouette similar to Wolverine’s standing in the doorway. She would call
out to him, just before noticing his claws were drawn, one of which was coming
not from his knuckles but his wrist. The figure would scoff before saying, “Not
quiet,” and lunging at her.
Vowing
revenge Wolverine hunts across Japan for the killers, meets X-23 along the way
and the two bond, kills the five Mongrels via decapitation before coming face to face with Daken, and learning the truth
about the Mongrels. They will fight, all the while Daken taunting Wolverine
about all the lives his immortality has ruined, all the broken families left on
the wayside, and how much Daken enjoyed killing the half-siblings that refused
to join him.

Wolverine
kills Daken also via decapitation and takes X-23 back with him to the Xavier Institute in the hope that he can make up for all his past wrongs with her.
Certain
elements would differ from the comic book stories, obviously with the mixing of
three different story arcs together. One of the most glaring of which would be putting Daken in charge of the Mongrels. Another would be making X-23 younger in this version,
more like her X-men Evolution counterpart then the main comic continuity.
Daken’s sadism would be cranked up to the absolute limit and most of what makes
him sympathetic would be removed. I would like to see the two “children” to be
mirrors, one an example of Logan’s failures as a father, and the other the
untapped, untested potential of one that hasn’t been so heavily scared.
Like I
said, very basic story at the moment but I think something along these lines
would be necessary both to close out a Wolverine “trilogy” and to say goodbye
to Hugh Jackman’s version of the character. If you like some of my ideas,
spread the word, let’s see if this could be made into something BIG.
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