She is Wolverine's Daughter, well kind of! I call her the sheep because she's a clone. Still, she got some media and props for the movie "LOGAN!" Laura Kinney (X-23) took it to the Old Man Wolverine; it takes two to tango! Proving her salt or "worth" if you will. This airtime of a character was scrappy, but not scrapped out of the future. Will it be if revisited, that it will end up the same actress? We shall see, this character the X-23 has some stamina, and or, legs to keep up the theatrics!
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X-23, she is that force to be reckoned with, and a little more stable or a listening ear than Logan. Give it time, we've all been through stuff!
As much the "clone rumor" spread and was categorized among some of the Wolverine issues, what with test tubes and such, X-23 has come into her own as an official daughter of the Wolverine. Despite the sheep and clone humor, her design was by way of capturing the youth within the X-men: Evolutions cartoon. I was around for some of it and thinking that it was an improvement, but she still seemed moody and or just as mistreated as Logan, so there wasn't too much of a difference in the end. A latchkey of sorts that would open a world for character building, and that might give some bona fide brilliance to an otherwise feral group of individuals with claws! All in good faith, hope, and love to bring in a future from the past and tie it in a bow, with some SnIkT attached!
