What comics are you reading?
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I've been on a bit of a Lantern binge as of late. Loving Green Lantern: New Guardians. I really love the Blue Lantern Corps, and I wish they had they're own series all about them spreading hope through out the Galaxy. I think it'd have been a better idea than the Red Lantern series which has turned into a major letdown for me.
Only good thing to come out of it is Beelze "That Ass" Whatthefuckeverherlastnameis. I swear, it's like they take time to craft her ass when they draw her. I love the emotional spectrum, but I find that I've been spending most of my time thinking about what corps characters from other series would be in. Like, I swear Naruto, and Kamina would be Blue Lanterns. Simon would make an amazing Green Lantern and whatnot.
But fuck the Indigo Tripe. What with their nik nok ooga booga language.
Only good thing to come out of it is Beelze "That Ass" Whatthefuckeverherlastnameis. I swear, it's like they take time to craft her ass when they draw her. I love the emotional spectrum, but I find that I've been spending most of my time thinking about what corps characters from other series would be in. Like, I swear Naruto, and Kamina would be Blue Lanterns. Simon would make an amazing Green Lantern and whatnot.
But fuck the Indigo Tripe. What with their nik nok ooga booga language.
It's a mutant matter.
Also Scott is right that mutants are an endangered species and that Captain Asshole only backed them when they needed mutant muscle.
Here's what I think what Scott will think what will happen to Hope. Hope can mimic mutant powers that are near her. With phoenix, she gets a god-like boost. Maybe with her nearby she can reactivate a depowered mutant and get the mutant population back up.
But Cap's not going to let that happen with the Avengers version of Gitmo in Nate's future.
Also, doesn't Utopia count as foreign soil?
Fuck the Avengers. Heres hoping Steve takes bad guy lessons from his pal Tony.
Also Scott is right that mutants are an endangered species and that Captain Asshole only backed them when they needed mutant muscle.
Here's what I think what Scott will think what will happen to Hope. Hope can mimic mutant powers that are near her. With phoenix, she gets a god-like boost. Maybe with her nearby she can reactivate a depowered mutant and get the mutant population back up.
But Cap's not going to let that happen with the Avengers version of Gitmo in Nate's future.
Also, doesn't Utopia count as foreign soil?
Fuck the Avengers. Heres hoping Steve takes bad guy lessons from his pal Tony.
I'm gonna give a reccomendation for an individual comic, one I picked up a cpouple of years ago now, but still enjoy reading. The Invincible Iron Man #7, also known byt its story title as "Clifton Pollard" The Five Nightmares Epilouge.
Timeline is post Civil War and Post One More Day, but before Dark Reign. The comic doesn't promise anything special aside from the fact that its a Spider-Man crossover.
The story has Peter Parker, now part of Newspaper company Frontline, going with the Managing Editor Ben Ulrich to cover previous events that resulted in Stark Tower being blown up. It turns into a nice tale, with Spider-Man at first showing up to stop accidents on the scene, despite the fact that, as a rather frustrated Tony Stark points out, he's not registered, so he's there illegally, and it ends up, due to Spidey's insistence, turning into a fun throw back to the whimsey crossovers. What cements it are the art (which is beautiful in my opinion), the way the characters act (Peter is clearly worried about Tony, and Tony shows that despite his warnings, he doesn't want to toss Spider-Man in for not registering. Its just really well constructed. I don't have any of the previous issues in the story arc, I don't care, I got this over a year and a half ago now, and I still love it.
Timeline is post Civil War and Post One More Day, but before Dark Reign. The comic doesn't promise anything special aside from the fact that its a Spider-Man crossover.
The story has Peter Parker, now part of Newspaper company Frontline, going with the Managing Editor Ben Ulrich to cover previous events that resulted in Stark Tower being blown up. It turns into a nice tale, with Spider-Man at first showing up to stop accidents on the scene, despite the fact that, as a rather frustrated Tony Stark points out, he's not registered, so he's there illegally, and it ends up, due to Spidey's insistence, turning into a fun throw back to the whimsey crossovers. What cements it are the art (which is beautiful in my opinion), the way the characters act (Peter is clearly worried about Tony, and Tony shows that despite his warnings, he doesn't want to toss Spider-Man in for not registering. Its just really well constructed. I don't have any of the previous issues in the story arc, I don't care, I got this over a year and a half ago now, and I still love it.
Well, I just watched the animated adaptions of Marvel's Planet Hulk and Doctor Strange's origin story. I haven't read the Planet Hulk comic, and I don't know much about Doctor Strange, but I thought the two films were pretty good, regardless of how faithful they may or may not be to the original source.
Just read some tie ins to avengers vs x-men as well as avx #2 & #3.
LoL @ Scott Summers acting like an angry black man and calling cap america a facist.
Tony Starks also called Steve out on his shenadigans.
Bromance for Iron Fist and Luke Cage seens to be headed south due to Danny about to switch sides.
LoL @ Scott Summers acting like an angry black man and calling cap america a facist.
Tony Starks also called Steve out on his shenadigans.
Bromance for Iron Fist and Luke Cage seens to be headed south due to Danny about to switch sides.
Well, just finished reading the most recent Green Lantern comics where we learn Abin Sur helped create the Indigo Tribe.....and that the tribe was formed from the worst criminals from across the galaxy. He placed Indigo rings on them, FORCING them to feel remorse for all they had done. A power built to fight an evil that would rise after 'The Darkest Night', The Guardians of The Universe. Abin Sur's plan was to use his army of reformed convicts to put Indigo rings on all the Guaridans, halting their evil....but Abin sur is dead and his partner decide to end the prject.
Which freed all the Indigo Lanterns from enforced compassion.
So....imagine breaking open the galactic version of Blackgate Prison, Strykers Island, The Cube and Arkham Asylum all at once....
I ask that all of you forgive my word choice but it seemed appropriate considering the circumstances.
'Well Shit.'
Which freed all the Indigo Lanterns from enforced compassion.
So....imagine breaking open the galactic version of Blackgate Prison, Strykers Island, The Cube and Arkham Asylum all at once....
I ask that all of you forgive my word choice but it seemed appropriate considering the circumstances.
'Well Shit.'
Is there a Marvel run, any run, where somebody just completely fucks Richards the hell up? Because after watching him get somebody to suicide bomb DC and basically kill the entire government in one shot, I want to see some payback. He's acting just like Stark was during Civil War, only this is actually in-character for him, while Stark was just being written as a doucebag due to writer bitchfights behind the scenes.
Seriously, I want the Hulk to use him for chewing gum or something.
Seriously, I want the Hulk to use him for chewing gum or something.