Mark, I love OTJ, and how it uses the fauna, flora and folklore of North America to feel 'western'. Armadillos, Mountain Bighorn Sheep, Prairie Dogs, Buzzards, Coyotes, Roadrunners, Gila Monsters, Wolverines, Porcupines, Tumbleweeds (nevermind the Tumblewaggs), Beavers, Possums, Badgers, a knight riding a Moose, a battalion of various Cactus-folk and a Magic version of Paul Bunyan and his Blue Ox. Its like a roadtrip from my childhood through Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico and western Texas was condensed into a set, even the panning for gold at a tourist trap! All I'm left wondering is when can we return so we can get a card inspired by John Henry, the steel-driving man, and maybe an ornery bison or two.

Please dole out copious high fives to those who had the idea that this set needs a bunch of critters from the southwest and the Rocky Mountains to feel like a western setting.

High fives shall be applied.

Speaking of Wolerine(s), what color would Wolverine be? I'm guessing either pure red or RW?

I think Wolverine is core red/green with a dash of white.

Would Deadpool be Red / Black? Would Wolverine be Green / Black?

Deadpool is black/red. I think Wolverine is more red/green.

Would Wolverine be a good example of a non-White superhero? I want to say he's either Green or Golgari.

Wolverine is red/green, being core green.

Wolverine was chaotic, like in berzeker rages. He wouldn’t follow rules, such as “no killing”.

You mean he acted animalistic and went into a Instinctual frenzy? Yeah, pretty green.

Any words of wisdom about understanding Green philosophically outside of fantasy & fiction? White's communal and lawful, Blue's progressive and thoughtful, Black's selfish and goal oriented, Red is passionate and impulsive, those things apply to people irl easily, but it's hard to attribute Green's philosophies to non-specific people's irl without getting literal with hippies, hunters, animal rights activists, etc. Any example of a non-plant/animal themed Green character?

Buffy the Vampire Slayer is pretty green. Original comics Wolverine was pretty green. Yoda is both physically and philosophically green.

Can you give examples of green characters that aren't directly tied to nature? I can see myself connecting with green philosophy but I find very few green characters are relatable.

Yoda is very Green (in philosophy and color). Early Wolverine was pretty Green.Buffy the Vampire has a lot of Green.

Is Wolverine R/W?

Back in the day he was pretty mono-Green. He added more Red over the years and in the last decade has added a bunch of White.

MaRo, I can see you're passionately set against the Superman portrayed in the latest movie. While I can sympathize with your viewpoint to a degree, I feel that you are very explicit in your dislike of such a Superman. The nature of DC/Marvel comics has been that a Wolverine, for instance, in one universe is not necessarily the same as another, having different circumstances, viewpoints and ideas. There is room for Grimdark Superman; he doesn't always have to be the idealist who saves everyone.

I love seeing different portrayals of characters but you have to get the center of the character correct otherwise it’s not the character. Red Son Superman is different than Dark Knight Returns Superman which is different than All-Star Superman but all of them get the essence of the character correct. Someone can make a movie about the Spider-Man that never learns the importance of responsibility but that doesn’t make it a good movie or a good portrayal of Spider-Man.

What are some good examples of pure green characters in popular culture?

YodaWolverine (more in the comics than the movies)GodzillaKing KongBuffy, the Vampire Slayer.