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plus, it's not that they gave up, it's that they refused to murder other worlds.
it's a book about the people who cannot let the ends justify the means. it's pretty heroic. but heroism won't...

which is exactly why it's a great story and i'm wondering where your problem lies. you don't allow your heroes to fail?

you're right. everything that ever happened in the past should suddenly not matter.

would that story suck? the one where franklin fixes everything?
yep.

in axis there is about to be an inversion and it doesn't end when axis is over
we've been told this

i'd counter that no, it doesn't seem that way at all. immediately after seeing guardians my friend was bugging me for recommendations and i let him know about annihilation.
now maybe you're talking...

that's a convenient way to ignore what's happening in these comics

logic doesn't work here. just outraged fans, move along.

with the market crashing long ago, the entire collecting thing kindof ended. at least, it's not done for value.
what's important is that people remain interested in the older content. whether that...

as time runs out progresses, any difference in the two titles is going to fade away for a bit
hickman has already told us this. whichever one comes out next is just the next chapter.

new52 IS ultimate DC
the end

explain why this matters.
i have zero need or want for build-up related to this. it's fully convincing, fitting right into skull's known agenda, how tony sees the world, etc. it's pristine.
what...

well they can also post about it.

we're really annoyed by this absolute inability to assess these "facts" by many. and the misguided outrage that follows.
it's kindof clogging up threads.

heroes really shouldn't have a hardline no kill policy. its by no means "heroic". kindof an old-fashioned idea.
by now most of them have been in enough situations where by far the stranger story...

......this is exactly what they continue to do

also brevoort makes it sound like there are plans for a pretty quick relaunch, but i guess it makes more sense to doubt that completely obvious result

yeah i'll never understand the need to "keep up" with stories that you don't like

the ff aren't gone and gotg doesn't feel in any way like a replacement. and inhumans is doing its own thing, not approaching xmen in any way.
but yes, panic

lately marvel's events have all been wild ideas out of the heads of writers i previously enjoyed on other books.
so yes, i then buy them. it's a simple decision.

you realized that you still haven't described someone who has in iota more credibility than anyone from marvel, right?

the way to look at characterization is this: when you see a character acting out of the ordinary, ask "what would push them to this?". if the circumstances and situation justify it (in an objective...

people only grow tired of bad events. as long as it's good, it's not really an issue.

think about the amount of babbling and coded exposition these books used to have. if anything, they are concise and reasonable now, in comparison.

disagree. there was never anything intimidating about jumping into the middle of a huge story. as a 12 year old new reader, it was simple. kids have always done it.