INTRODUCTION With Hugh Jackman’s portraying it, the Wolverine character made a phenomenal performance in the X-Men cinema series with two titles released: the X-Men Origins: Wolverine in 2009 (Benioff and Woods n. p.); and The Wolverine in 2013 (Bomback and Frank n. p.). Its biographical story, however, reflects a person exposed to excessively stressful situations even in his early age. He unknowingly killed his biological father in 1845 when he was still a boy. He underwent multiple deaths and returns
Initially, David Denby introduces readers to the evolution of Robert Downey Jr.. He highlights his “melancholy smile” in the second line, insinuating a hidden introspective layer to Downey. Then he highlights his reckless youth, citing Downey as a “ drug addict, jailbird, and insurance-risk.” However, Denby proceeds to allude to Robert Mitchum and Marlon Brando, comparing Downey's present hipster style to the likes of these famous actor. The comparison itself reveals much of Denby’s perspective
For the outcome of results, the methodology used was fairly straightforward. Several episodes of four Saturday morning cartoon programs shown on the Fox network were documented on videotape. These four shows were X-Men, Iron Man, Spiderman, and Battle tech. Each cartoon demonstrated human or human-like male and female characters using science or some form of technology. Eight one-minute segments were casually edited from each cartoon, and up to four major characters