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I'm a team guy also. I love the interdynamics. A good writer can bring out nuances in the different interactions, and, for me, that makes all the difference.

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Without a doubt one of my favorite Marvel stories EVER!

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IMHO, Superia has TONS of untapped potential to became a truely first rate Marvel Bad Guy. I also like the Sisters of Sin as her henchwomen.

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Oh, I use the arguement of less is more for all characters. I hate all the derivative Hulks, Spider-Men (and Women), Iron-Men, Batmen and Robins, Supermen, etc... Even with Earth-based Green Lanterns...

I honestly think they went too far with the young students. First of all, we have mutants with really stupid powers, for all the good ones are already taken. Second of all, mutants really don't seem...

J'onn is so incredibly powerful and awsone that the are always having to find stupid ways to hinder him, so that he doesn't overshadow everyone else. I loved it when he wiped the floor with Ultraman...

Okay, here's my shot. Operating out of Denver, Colorado, they have to solve the mystery that sourounds many of their members' mysterious return, while, at the same time, protect their homestate and...

Wildfire, with Timber Wolf comming in close second.

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Ultraboy. Hands down.

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Sunpyre (Firestar, obviously, or, dare I say, the Scarlet Witch, creatively?) and Silver Samurai (the Black Knight) could also contribute.

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I prefered him when he was just a smart-mouthed know-it-all kid. IMHO, it was a mistake to make him super-strong as well as super-smart. His partnership with Hercules is still, IMHO, the high point...

I doubt anything would have stopped HoM or any of Marvel's Bendis' era events from happening. A strong attatchment to previous continuity was never a strong suit of those days. In fact, the whole...

I absolutely LOVED Paul Kupperberg's Doom Patrol. I mean, it gave us Erik Larsen, and, boy, was he a shock comming on the trail of Steve Lightle. That first arc by Kupperburg and Lightle is probably...

You're too kind. But most of the info I posted is right here in these boards, in the Legion Threads. I'm sure there are others who can offer even more insight than I did.

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I have to say I've completely erased that from my mind.

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I usually give a list of favorites (and I probably will, later on), but here, there is just one single story that sums up my love for the JSA and the Golden Age Heroes:
The Ultra-Humanite Saga in...

Great to see Alpha Flight have its own section. I hope good news are on the way.

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Alpha Flight to Omega Flight -

Seeing part of it’s super-human defenders co-opted by the new Alpha Flight (which also stole the rights to the name), Canada and Department H are forced to...

I think the title says it all. It's time to honor the guy who started it all, and who, IMHO, gets very little of the respect he deserves. James MacDonald Hudson, a.k.a. Weapon Alpha, Vindicator and...

While I thoroughly enjoy the Omega storyline, its behind the scenes workings sort of take out a bit of its lustre for me. It was treated as a sort of fill-in story, despite its great overall...

Had Sherman and McLeod been able to satay on and conclude Earth War, it probably would have rivaled the GDS as the greatest Legion story of all-time.


I was an Ultraboy fan even before this, but...

So many... Let's see a few:

Legion Lost (the 12 issue maxi-series)
The White Triangle saga (the story that showed us the Post-Zero Hour Legion was seriously great.)
Superboy's Legion (much like...

American Eagle and Warpath!

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Yeah, that Hercules depowering sure had me confused around that time. How much did his depowering really affect him? Was there a gradual repowering? (Shortly after, in the pages of Avengers, he was...

The basic premiss of the Crossing is very simpkle and straightfoward. The Avengers are betrayed by one of their own, a founding member at that, who works for Kang, intent of having his revenge on the...