My Father Taught Me That Losing Your

I Think One Of The Things I Always Loved About The Comics Was This Idea That This Character, When He Goes Berserk, That White, Blind Rage Makes Him Incredibly Powerful, But It's Also A Great Flaw. It's Almost Like He Loses Consciousness Of What He's Doing. During That He Can Do Great Damage.

There Was A Whole Display Set Up Of All The X-men Paraphernalia. My Wife Couldn't Resist Telling This 5-year-old Boy That I Was Wolverine. The Little Kid Looked Up At Me And He Was Staring At Me.

It's Fair To Say That, By 'x-men 3,' Wolverine Had Gone A Little Soft, And I Agree With Them There. What Fans Love About Wolverine Is His More Uncompromising Approach To Life. He Is Who He Is. He's Not Always A Nice Guy. He Has Got Edge. He's An Anti-hero. And, There's Also A Vulnerability In There. There Is Conflict And Battles Going On In There.

If I'm A Lush At Anything, It's Food And Drink. I'm Not Materialistic In Any Way, But I Value Food.

My Father Is A Real Idealist, And He's All About Learning. If I Asked For A Pair Of Nikes Growing Up, It Was Just A Resounding 'no.' But If I Asked For A Saxophone, One Would Appear And Next Day And I'd Be Signed Up For Lessons. So Anything To Do With Education Or Learning, My Father Would Spare No Expense.