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Double Post
This! Hickman has been building a thing, very carefully over the last two years, and I would hate for that to get sidelined to advertize the characters that are going to be on Waid's avengers team. I don't mind Miles being around or anything, he's a great character, but I am more anxious to get closure on the hundred some character arcs going on in Avengers/New Avengers. I have to just trust Hickman, he didn't disappoint with Infinity.
Edit: Actually Bendis answered this in an interview not that long ago. Apparently Miles was always in Hickman's gameplan which is curious but interesting. As long as I am not forced to read ultimate end I will be happy.
Last edited by Agent John Bishop; 04-23-2015 at 02:51 PM.
I guess I should have specified that there has been very little character-growth for the one character I'm interested in. I'm not interested in Silver Surfer, Iron Fist, Spider-Gwen. And I don't want to commit myself to more characters because it doesn't matter how many characters I like, Marvel will never provide me with a decent character arc with closure...
I need to go back to reading manga, open-ended stories are really not my thing.I need a beginning and an end.
I don't understand how lack of a closure is a flaw, to me it's more of a good thing, characters are fictional people, and just like real people, they will always face new problems in their lives, there is no "completelly happy ending" because such a thing is not real.
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Marvel has absolutely no clue of what their fans wants. It's incredible.
I'll just watch and wait. All kinds of hype and such so the proof will be in the product itself.
If I can still recognize 1-3 characters I enjoy and afford the cover price, I'll try. If not, well perhaps there will be a Star Wars series for me eventually.
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As always, open to being entertained.
And hopefully, to more Thanos stories, along the way.
Well, I guess I'll just save up my money to buy Marvel Masterworks so I can enjoy favorite stories from the past, because it looks like the future is going to be pure ****.
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and if this doesn't work we can always bring back the original universe and sell millions
Where did you get that quote you've got in your Thread heading?
The Alonso interview was nothing new, but the heading was more interesting because it supposes a complete change, which nothing in the interview suggests at all.
Yeah 've been buying Epics in preparation for a long drought. They were starting to lose me as books creep up to $4.99. Blow up the universe I have invested 30 years reading? As good a jumping off point as there could be.
I'll probably buy a Marvel Unlimited for a month every year or so to check in, when things settle down we will see....