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Agreed Stryfe can ruin stories.

If you followed the comic adaption of the original cartoon series that continued after the cartoon ended, you got to see that the universe we watched in the cartoon was the basis for what Living...

I consider "let's cut the parts nobody cares about and focus on the stuff people do care about" to be a very good thing.

Also, on a different topic, for some reason, I'm expecting to see Stryfe...

Supporting cast used to mean normal non-powered civilians. it kept the heroes relatable and grounded. Now it seems most heroes just interact with other heroes. Often ones with similiar powers and...

There's always the one two punch of "YO JOE!" "COBRA!" Although I am partial to Serpentor's movie variation.


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I'd just like to say for the record that I am not Dan Slott.

To the best of my knowledge anyway.

This is an alternate reality Beau. Enter the Beauverse.

I'm surprised by the number of people upset that background characters were or weren't there. I would have expected more talk about...

I'm all for a movie that follows the book, but I don't think you could pull off a remake of the original movie.

I heard Powers was a really good book, so I tried it and I had to stop before I even made it halfway through the first issue. The Bendis-speak in that book is just out of control

Nothing against your team, but I always hated that look for Hellstorm.

How do we want to factor the Eye of Amagotto (did I spell that right?) into this?

Personally, I'd love to see them mock reboots in general. Or whatever you cal those movies that act like reboots but are really just sequels that have even brought original cast members back.

The Acolytes has always been Magneto's random schmucks. They've always been treated as basically Magnetos' equivalent of random AIM/HYDRA/The Hand mooks. Other than Exodus and maybe one or two...

"Machines, the weapons of cowards," says the man who turned his body into part machine.

"I refuse to let you die," says guy that's spent hundreds of years letting people die if they weren't able...

There was one comic I picked up where Hal was wondering why nobody was hating him and calling for his head and somebody told him that in the big scheme of the universe, what he did really wasn't all...

Did she survive?

There's nothing wrong with rehabilitation, it's how often the comics ignore the fact that they were villains that gets to people.

You can make Harley Quinn a good guy if you want, but that...

Marvel seemed to enjoy pulling out old obscure teams for this, so let's bring out the SHOCK TROOP!

They appeared in one storyline in the 90s.

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This will be...

So, Jean, Cyclops, and Rogue are all traumatized. Gambit is dead. Storm is powerless. Bishop has gone Marty McFly. Magneto. Also dead.

So, what are we thinking is next?
Wolverine looses...

Even in space, you're not safe from Zorro.

Because we need a villain that Storm HAS to fight up close, is durable enough to take multiple lighting strikes, and is so weak they can't do any real damage to a woman with normal human durability. ...

This will take place in a generic animated Disney castle where actual people and anthropomorphic animals are just as common.

Aladdin and Robin Hood have both set their sights on stealing a...

Obviously what we need is a team book with Dazzler, Howard the Duck, Squirrel Girl, Constrictor, and those other guys. I mean, we've already got talent lining up to write it.

But why? That's taking away Storm's iconic abilities just to weaken her and make her fights more fair. It's like Tony Stark deciding he doesn't want to use his armor and picking up a sword instead.

"People want to see things they like," isn't the put down you probabaly think it is.