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[Nightmare Asylum]

Huh?

[SpaceMarines]

Best S.H.I.E.L.D. adaptation is definitely The Adventures of Pluto Nash.

[Nightmare Asylum]

Best S.H.I.E.L.D. adaptation is definitely The Adventures of Pluto Nash.

they make live action comics now?

[Magegg]

Huh?

Well, I listened to a hilarious Mexican podcast when they destroyed Secret Warriors, and it definitely sounded like it sucked from here to the Moon there and back again.

http://carintoradio.com.mx/calzon/?tag=secret-warriors

Since then, I learned there are different volumes of the series, I wonder which one was NA referencing.


By the way:

An excellent sample of the great way they "improved" Superman's costume.



It looks like a big metallic diaper to me o__o

[SpaceMarines]

Best S.H.I.E.L.D. adaptation is definitely The Adventures of Pluto Nash.

they make live action comics now?

you better believe it

[First Blood]

I am currently reading Fantastic Four by Jonathan Hickman (picked up the omnibus...) and it's f**king great. Reed Richards is literally trying to solve and fix everything. He meets a bunch of Reeds from other dimensions and their goal is to solve everything. Also there's a shit load of other mindf**kery going here, so it's hard to articulate it, without spoilers and sounding insane.

[Xenokiller]

Picked up Superman/ Wonder Woman #1 today.
Guys, the art alone is reason to get this, it's full of great moments and sets up the series very nicely, I'm gonna enjoy this
9/10

[RazorSlash]

He never got to grow up 

[Magegg]

Peter'sd death seemed too forced and underwhelming to me.

[ShadowPred]

Heartless monster. I despise Ultimate anything, especially Spidey, and I even teared up a bit.

[Magegg]

It couldn't affect me because it was too forced for me to care.

I mean, Ultimate Universe was extremely promising in the beginning, for example, having everyone, from Spider-Man to the Fantastic Four being extremely young, compared with their 616 counterparts, made you think they were going to be long-running series, and everyone will grow up in a gradual rate... But that never happened!

[KiramidHead]

Ultimate Peter's death annoys the crap out of me, and I've only read the early volumes. Those were really, really good, and it's a shame that the whole universe went to shit.

[Shasvre]

There's a new Ghost Rider on the way.



http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/JoshWildingNewsAndReviews/news/?a=88480

"Our protagonist is Robbie Reyes, a quiet 18-year-old East Angelino with a short fuse, a passion for electronic music and a nearly unhealthy infatuation with absolutely anything powered by an engine. His vehicle of choice, the automobile, very clearly sets him apart visually. In comparison to his vengeance-seeking predecessors, he's very young and inexperienced in most aspects of life; but as the product of a harsh inner city upbringing, Robbie's street smarts, overall distrust for most people, and clear contempt for his violent surroundings make him the perfect host for a Spirit of Vengeance. Once we get to know him, we also realize that he's a sweet, well-meaning person, something that may not sit well with the Spirit possessing him."

[ShadowPred]

Electronic music gave a "ergh" feeling, but I'll still read it to see what happens. For anyone complaining about Johnny Blaze not being GR, don't complain. He'll still be Ghost Rider, and from what I remember reading he'll be a part of The Thunderbolts.

[Bender1988]

This Ghost rider looks kinda like it might be new version of 2099......eitherway it looks....diffrent...not sure i like it/neither dislike it.
Hey...
Wait a minute...
Electronic music
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Yep- it stinks it is horrible-the character is lame, dumb,will twerk and listen to dubstep while fighting crime.

Smells like change similiar to.....
At least nothing beats the change debils-i mean DC made with Lobo-from this:

into this metrosexual fool:

-in comic he looks even worse.