The 51-year-old Marvel star was said to be conscious and talking in stable condition Monday as doctors prepared for his surgery, Extra reported.
The injury to the 51-year-old Marvel star will require two surgeries to repair,
A safety feature on the heavy-duty machinery apparently failed and the massive plow rolled over his leg. The two-time Oscar-nominated actor was airlifted to a hospital near Reno just before 10 a.m. Sunday after a neighbor applied a tourniquet to his crushed leg to stop the bleeding.
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