Krisis, your character guide selection is just getting crazy! Well done my good man.
Krisis, your character guide selection is just getting crazy! Well done my good man.
I brew the beer you drink. What's your super power?
Thank you! I've been having a lot of fun exploring some of these other, less-popular characters now that I have Guides for every major Marvel character with an ongoing streak of solo series (except for two - I'm working on it ).
Since you mentioned my guides (and since the thread is dead this weekend, anyhow): here's a single-question survey I sent to my subscribers to help me decide what guides to focus on next; I'd welcome your input, too. Please, no comments in-thread - I don't want to derail!
PS: All of my guides are now updated with the full contents of the January-April Hachette book except for the central Omnibus guide.
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Anyone have any thoughts on Droids and Ewoks? I'm tempted to get it, since I bought the original marvel years omnibus' but is it really awful? Anyone actually own and/or read it?
That DM variant though..may be the worst of all time.
Bless them, I think I would go crazy attempting it.
Seriously, for all the kvetching we do about Marvel, how amazing is it that one way or another 99% of their comics still "count" or "matter" or whatever you want to call it 55 years after the debut of The Fantastic Four in 1961?
Fun question: What is your favorite SUPER OBSCURE old collected story that continuity now conveniently ignores?
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Mike Murdoch. It didn't not happen, but no one treats it liked it happened aside from some winking meta-jokes AND it couldn't have happened for Daredevil to be the Daredevil we know today, so it may as well be out of continuity, even though it isn't exactly.
EDIT: OH WAIT.
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Yep, that's exactly the sort of thing I meant. When Waid referenced it, I was like "Whaaaa?"
However I will not sit here while you impugn the dignity of Adam-X Seriously, though, he had an awesome power, I also stole it to use in my own stories when I was a kid.
Maybe it's just because Marvel is releasing a trade tomorrow collecting this insanity, but one of my favorite examples of rubbery Marvel continuity is early Bobbi Morse AKA Mockingbird. She's introduced as a psychic (though that's quickly ignored), she parachutes from a crashing plane into the Savage Land, she's a pre-Shanna Ka-Zar love interest, and she's a doctor who was kidnapped by AIM who is also a SHIELD agent! But wait, she's also a costumed hero and, quite suddenly, married to Hawkeye!
My perennial favorite tends to be when Stan Lee or Roy Thomas made up crazy new things that Professor X or Jean Grey could do with their minds and then promptly ignored them afterwards because they expanded the character's powers too much.
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So YOU'RE THE ONE GUY.....
They're kids comics. They were published under the old STAR comics imprint Marvel used in the mid/late 80s. Do yourself a favor if you're curious. Buy the DH slightly-larger-than-digest-sized Omnis and try them out before plunking down serious cash for the Marvel Omnis.
I see that the original Thunderbolts keeps being published, does the material kinda hold up? I've never read it.