Things you learn (or had forgotten until) reading back issues

[XandertheWise]

Do you have any examples?

I just said there are other old issues of Uncanny X-Men after God Loves Man Kills.

Go read them yourself instead of having me to prove it to you

[Riv86672]

I just said there are other old issues of Uncanny X-Men after God Loves Man Kills.

Go read them yourself instead of having me to prove it to you

^^^I was going to ask you to prove it.

I figured it’d be easier to just look it up myself.

Like I said before you’re free to interpret things any way you like, but you shouldn’t act surprised or offended when making the kinds of statements you did, and your fellow posters ask you to provide evidence.

It’s pretty standard MB protocol.

[CaptainEurope]

I just said there are other old issues of Uncanny X-Men after God Loves Man Kills.

Go read them yourself instead of having me to prove it to you

No, there are not. Stop trolling.

[Jack Dracula]

Back in the 90s Hellboy was originally one of several heroes who inhabited Darkhorse’s short-lived Legend universe. Others were The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot, The Torch of Liberty, Madman, and Danger Unlimited. In that universe the Earth is taken over by aliens sometime in the 2000s after all the heroes (including Hellboy, presumably) mysteriously disappeared.

[Alan2099]

The classic version of the WIldCATs, the ones everyone thinks of when they hear the name, lasted maybe 12 issues.

[Riv86672]

Back in the 90s Hellboy was originally one of several heroes who inhabited Darkhorse’s short-lived Legend universe. Others were The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot, The Torch of Liberty, Madman, and Danger Unlimited. In that universe the Earth is taken over by aliens sometime in the 2000s after all the heroes (including Hellboy, presumably) mysteriously disappeared.

^^^Didnt know that!

The classic version of the WIldCATs, the ones everyone thinks of when they hear the name, lasted maybe 12 issues.

^^^Thats the one the cartoon was based on yeah?

[Spike-X]

I just said there are other old issues of Uncanny X-Men after God Loves Man Kills.

Go read them yourself instead of having me to prove it to you

It is incumbent on the person making the claim to be able to back it up with evidence.

[DrNewGod]

It is incumbent on the person making the claim to be able to back it up with evidence.

Evidence? We don't got no evidence. We don't need no stinking evidence!

My last reread of XMen of the period was a few years back, but I can't recall what's being asserted.

Back to the point:
The times (and DC continuity) were different, but their mentors just let the mysterious Mr. Jupiter play all kind of weird games with The Teen Titans

[Riv86672]

Evidence? We don't got no evidence. We don't need no stinking evidence!

My last reread of XMen of the period was a few years back, but I can't recall what's being asserted.

Back to the point:
The times (and DC continuity) were different, but their mentors just let the mysterious Mr. Jupiter play all kind of weird games with The Teen Titans

^^^That bothered me well after the fact (as in after I became an adult).
At the very least Batman, the least trusting hero who ever heroed, should have been all over that guy like a cheap suit.

[CaptCleghorn]

Just when we thought we were rid of them mutants, it turns out X-23 usta have a job.

[shooshoomanjoe]

Just when we thought we were rid of them mutants, it turns out X-23 usta have a job.

not just a job but a job as a teen, IIRC.

[DrNewGod]

Submariner straight up whacked a deep sea diver in his first appearance, along with a few sundry pilots and lighthouse keepers. Flashbacks tried to make him sad about it, but that's not the way it reads in the original.