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Originally Posted by Galactus
Y'know I was going to let this slide but the more I thought about it, it's much more wrong than I initially thought. It's natural to put to similar concepts together and see how they stack up.
Both previous explanations for the effects of ooze/mutagen have strong antecedents in classic fiction even if the execution of the Fred Wolf version is absurd.
I would also say that it's more or less fair to speculate what fictional substance would do to a human body, less so to suggest a real life thing like the human body has something already in it to facilitate the same reaction. If this was a string theme that would be explored I'd be open to it but it's being used a hand wave solution to a problem that already had acceptable solutions.
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Well, I think we can all agree that turning an animal into a human is the most illogical aspect of mutation. We know it happened to Michelangelo in the Fred Wolf cartoon but again, this isn't the Fred Wolf cartoon. No matter how much people excited for this movie want to believe it is.