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None, because I don't read comics anymore.

Recently stumbled across Van Helsing on Netflix, which is set after some sort of vampire apocalypse (as far as I can tell partway into episode 1). Then I learned it's based on Zenescope's Van Helsing...

I'm in somewhat the same boat as some of the other commenters. I've loved Marvel since I was a kid and my dad would be bring me home random X-Men and Spider-Man comics from overseas. When I got older...

That is one sad title.



Well I still don't understand how a person's first name is now a mantle for another character.

"You don't like something? Don't express your opinion, just remain silent about it. Of course that means only people with positive opinions will be talking about anything, but that's a small price to...

There was no need to apologize. There isn't anything wrong with the billboard. Or are we slowly heading to a point where female characters can't be in any danger in fiction?

As long as it's not Jennifer Lawrence in the role, I may go see it.

I'm wary with Fletcher attached to this.

Amen to that.

What? Shirtless Spidey's not doing it for you?

I'm a fan of this. Maybe I'll try to get one of these variants.

Superwoman? Super Sons?

Color me intrigued.

Yes, because remember we can't have concepts like that in fiction. Nope, you can't have characters who are like that because it's so morally wrong to write such a thing. Even in fiction. Hopefully...

You can indeed.

LOL.

Guilty of that as well.

I guess I'll be migrating as well? I only really visit this site to hang there, so I probably won't be around much. Plus I'm really busy.

Well it's not like a show for kids can't be entertaining for adults. And some really good cartoons had creators behind them specifically not writing them with any one demographic in mind. Phineas...

Iceheart was pretty funny. He seemed very emo, I think would be the term? Talking about darkness and such.

That's what I thought, but someone made a video where they actually read through the comic (on Marvel's site or maybe Comixology) and that was from the actual comic. Maybe the others are hoaxes, but...

I'm not even sure what to say about these except, 'what?' These aren't edited, right? The writing feels more like something you'd expect from fan-fiction or the seedy side of Tumblr.
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The marketing for Deadpool is alone enough to hype one up.

All of the hype, yes.

Wait, what?

I would like that to happen, too.

Why? What's going on with that comic?