Consider me interested
Well people did say they want a Marvel rebirth title.
For a second there, I thought Allred was off of Silver Surfer. Crisis averted.
I'm in. The GLA are fun.
Nobody was replace by a legacy character (does Squirrel Girl count?), race changed or gender-bent. I thought everybody would be ecstatic.
I think it could be a hit, truth be told. You say Rogue (for example) would sell more issues than GLA. I would say, Storm (for example), another popular X character, sold like shit, and didn't make very many people happy. At a time when books like Superior Foes or Squirrel Girl last longer than Storm, why not take a punt?
Nobody has to buy it. Marvel should put out books for everyone. Perhaps long times readers can read more Iron Man? Or Punisher? Or X-Men?
That made me laugh so much.
The only thing that interests me is Shriek in the background of the first issue cover.
if ever a mercy killing was needed...
I want to point out Zac Gorman was not responsible for Adult Swin Rick & Morty. He only wrote the first 10 issues of Rick & Morty comics from Oni Press, which I only read one issue and concluded it was mediocre compared to the animation series.
“If you want to really see a road map of where our movies will be (going) in the next five, 10 or 20 years, read the comics,” says Joe Quesada, Marvel’s chief creative officer. “Because they’re almost always a precursor to what’s on the horizon in our cinematic universe and our television universes.”
They became the Great Lake Avengers to be popular.
Then they renames themselves Lightning Rods in an attempt to leech on Thunderbolt's popularity.
Then Great Lakes X-Men.
I won't be surprised if they "discover" that they are not mutants anymore, but Inhumans.
He is a mutant (all of them are, apparently, which I thought was the only real "miss" of Slott's run. Just think of all the fun he could have had coming up with actual origins for them).
Well, all of them are mutants except Mr. Immortal. They are all homo-superior, but he's homo-supreme.
Doorman is also a servant of Oblivion, which means he has basically all of Deathurge's powers.
I love the idea for this; I've wanted a GLA series for decades, but I don't know this guy's work. I will have to read some reviews of the Rick and Morty comic to see his sense of humor. I'll give it a couple of issues to see if it clicks though.
So far the only Marvel NOW announcement that I'm definitely interested in.
This is the best news I've seen in a long time. Love me some GLA.
And yet another announcement that makes sense to me. Squirrel Girl back with the other joke characters (I'm not calling her a joke character to be derogatory; that's just what she was created as) makes more sense than trying to have her on a "real" Avengers team.
Yep with the exception of the (now-deceased) Dinah Soar, they were all mutants, and for a time they called themselves "GLX" or "Great Lakes X-Men"...until theywere confronted at the Thing's poker tournament in the last issue of Dan Slott's series (They also called themselves the Lightning Rods, piggybacking on the Thunderbolts fame)
Doorman did get a boost in power when he took one Deathurge's abilities....the spiriti of Oblivion (not just death, but the end of "the self") Deathurge could only harm those that had a "Deathurge"...a suicidal tendency a victim has, no matter how repressed.
Deathurge is invulnerable to damage from his target until they shake off their "urge"....and can pull any sort of melee weapon from his Darkforce body, and can fly by pulling forth a set of "skiis"
Writers have reinterpreted Doorman's role though, as he once showed up to help his father into the afterlife after he died from a fall while rigging Christmas lights
Okay, i'm officially wondering what marvel's been smoking.