Talk:Cyber (Marvel Comics)

message: Having recently re-read all of Cyber's storylines, I made both minor and significant edits, based only on information that can be easily referenced to any of Cyber's appearances in various Marvel titles.
I also updated his biography to include more in-depth detail of his current story, and deleted a couple of points about his history with Logan, as I feel that possibly they have yet to be revealed by "Wolverine: Origins" writer, Daniel Way.
My appreciation goes out to the author(s) of this page. It is fine work and I enjoyed cooperating with everyone on this topic.
Thanks.74.244.63.126 02:15, 21 March 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: Wolverine vol.2 #79, near the end of the issue and right before Cyber snaps the set of claws in his right arm, Wolverine slashes him across the face with his claws. They show a close up of Cyber's face and the scars left are healing rapidly. They aren't even bleeding. By the beginning of the next issue, the scars are completely gone. I've been keeping up with the Wolverine Origins series since it started and nowhere is it implied that Milo's body can heal superhumanly fast. At the end of #13, Cyber shows up wearing a costume identical  Aside from Milo's body being superhumanly strong, nothing else is known. It's possible that his body does possess a healing factor and it's also possible that his body is extremely resistant to injury. Aside from him being superhumanly strong, nothing else has been revealed concerning Milo's other powers, or even if his body has any other powers for that matter. Odin's Beard 23:31, 12 April 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Recent edits to Cyber's page... 

message: In the latest issue, a couple of cops are discussing Milo and that how whatever it is that made him grow so big and fast has damaged his heart. I'm beginning to wonder if Milo was mentally impaired or if he was, literally, a child with a fully grown man's body. He had a speech impediment, kind of reminded me of Elmer Fudd, that made him sound child-like. I figured that it was just part of his mental retardation. I don't know if enough has really been revealed about Milo yet to say for certain if he's merely an actual 5 or 6 year old child or if he has mental problems.Odin's Beard 18:27, 14 May 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Milo

message: As I updated the "Affiliations" piece, I included William Burke, though it has been suggested to me that particular recollection by Cyber may be suspect, as he was quite delusional in that story. Nevertheless, in the story itself, he recalls his affiliation with Burke.
I left out an affiliation with the Dark Riders, as although he beleived there was a partnership, they were only interested in his adamantium, intending to kill him all along.
I also left out The Tinkerer, as I felt it wasn't so much as an affiliation, so much as it was only Phineas being contracted to perform a service for a new paying client. The "pacemaker" deal was arranged by his client Logan, not Cyber. Thanks.74.244.63.126 16:10, 30 June 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Affiliations 

message: The recent issue of Wolverine: Origins #17 reveals that Cyber was, in fact, Logan's commanding officer with the Devil's Brigade during the Allied invasion of Europe in World War II.
In regards to citing the issue number for the references at the bottom of the article, I wasn't sure how best to write it into the current events (i.e. in his resurrection article), as the story itself is a flashback, whereas the issue numbers are cited in chronological order. Also, the use of "spoiler warnings" seem to incite civil war within Wikipedia. Need the help from a veteran on this small point, thanks.74.244.63.126 17:43, 16 September 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: Well, as of right now, anything gathered from Origins #17 can't go into the article anyway. Including information taken from it violates the WP:Crystal policy. According to Marvel.com, the issue isn't set to be released until this Wednesday. Wikipedia isn't meant to be a crystal ball, hence the name of the policy. What the policy means, in a nutshell, is that information taken out of a comic book that hasn't been released violates the policy.Odin's Beard 23:00, 16 September 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: My bad.74.244.63.126 22:01, 19 September 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: No problem. I've been contributing here for over two years and I still don't have all the jillions of article policies completely squared away.Odin's Beard 22:50, 19 September 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  The Devil's Brigade 

message: We need a new pic, one that doesn't feature three characters. Lots42 (talk) 06:08, 18 April 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  Pic 

message: If Cyber is depicted by artist Jae Lee in the cover art of WOLVERINE (2010) #5 as residing in Hell alongside other "officially dead" Marvel characters, isn't that noteworthy enough to at least mention as his current status? Also on the cover are a HYDRA soldier, the Gorgon, Sabretooth, Wolverine, Mariko Yashida, Omega Red, and a Hellfire Club soldier.
Can we agree that the guy is dead, at least? FA Shotgun (talk) 23:26, 29 April 2011 (UTC)
thread_title:  Cyber in Hell