So this takes place after Secret Wars? Interesting. Inverted Sabretooth is still a thing. But man, Hank Pym and Ultron fusing together is crazy. Guess we won't see Hank returning for a while. Ultron before that is pretty damn scary btw.
The problem is, that Marvel TV and Marvel Movie are to different. It almsot seems like Marvel TV just gets some notes before the new movie drops, makes a Tie-In for Agent of Shield and that was it.
I kinda dont see it happening, but would like it.
Yep. Batman fighting in those movies never clicked with me. He just felt like a big dumb guy whacking people with his forearms. I hope Batfleck is more ninja-esque and fluid in his fighting, but I doubt it.
I can't even do that. Daredevil will probably take me two months at least. And that's provided I don't lose interest like I do in every other show I try to watch.
I'm the best Netflix customer. I watch nothing, and pay every month regardless.
I can't even do that. Daredevil will probably take me two months at least. And that's provided I don't lose interest like I do in every other show I try to watch.
I'm the best Netflix customer. I watch nothing, and pay every month regardless.
So this takes place after Secret Wars? Interesting. Inverted Sabretooth is still a thing. But man, Hank Pym and Ultron fusing together is crazy. Guess we won't see Hank returning for a while. Ultron before that is pretty damn scary btw.
The woman who got me my job (it's sort of like an agency, but for crazy people like myself) is adamant I need to start going to a gym since I need to relax more apparently. I went to the nearest one, looked at the prices as was like NOPE NOPE NOPE! They wanted 300 for six months, plus a 100 deposit. I told her I'd feel more relaxed if I withdrew the money and just lit it on fire.
I'll probably cave eventually. 400 is an awful pill to swallow when you've spent two grand in a week though.
The woman who got me my job (it's sort of like an agency, but for crazy people like myself) is adamant I need to start going to a gym since I need to relax more apparently. I went to the nearest one, looked at the prices as was like NOPE NOPE NOPE! They wanted 300 for six months, plus a 100 deposit. I told her I'd feel more relaxed if I withdrew the money and just lit it on fire.
I'll probably cave eventually. 400 is an awful pill to swallow when you've spent two grand in a week though.
Right, shotgun comic impressions, since I kind of forgot to post about what I was reading for a few days:
Journey into Mystery Featuring Sif: I liked it well enough and definitely agree with the sentiment I've heard that it got cancelled too soon. Didn't blow me away though. I feel like the biggest problem I had was that, for me, Sif didn't have a chance to form too much of a character or really stand out much. Like, it didn't help that
she was hopped up on berserker magic and thus not in her right frame of mind for most all of the first volume.
Second volume I did find pretty darn fun, mostly thanks to Beta Ray Bill. Actually my first time reading him. Any other particularly good stories/runs/whatever with him? Also, of all things, this+the run with Kid Loki have me kind of totally wanting a Volstagg comic. He's surprisingly fun for a guy who spends a ton of time mainly being the target for fat jokes.
Black Science: Really, really enjoyed this. I want the third volume, like, asap! Also, any other good reality hopping comics outside of this and the good part of Exiles? It's always kind of appealed to me as a concept...
Ms Marvel Vol. #2: Still having a ton of fun with this. It's definitely flawed, but I really like it, and it's still bringing me back to my younger days of really loving the Static Shock cartoon. Sure, it's dumb at times
with her not terribly thought through speech getting through to the kids who decided to give up on life and be Matrix-knockoff batteries being especially corny and silly, and of course the doge thing
, but it's fun dumb. And I'm glad to see that the crossover stuff I knew was coming didn't feel as shoehorned in as I was expecting, and they actually tied it in solidly, IMO.
Loki: Agent of ASGARD: Not as much to say here. Solid enough and fun enough that I want to keep reading. It's totally unfairly being weighed against Kid Loki in my head though. But yeah, I'll be interested to see how this one progresses.
And then I read the first story arc from the Busiek/Perez Avengers omnibus. It definitely straddles an interesting line between the old and the new. Oh, and the Spidey cameo was fun. Had he been an Avenger by that point or did he just kind of show up in the crowd?
Daredevil got me excited to read some comics, so I used this new found inspiration to read some Daredevil
Starting the Bendis run since well, I just wanted to. Read through the first arc (if you want to call it then), focusing on Ben Urich doing the story on Leap Frog's kid, and that was a great read. The dialogue, text boxes, and art (which was absolutely gorgeous) all just flowed beautifully. Seriously, those ~100 pages just flew by. I think I'm gonna enjoy this if the rest of the run is as good as this start.
Daredevil got me excited to read some comics, so I used this new found inspiration to read some Daredevil
Starting the Bendis run since well, I just wanted to. Read through the first arc (if you want to call it then), focusing on Ben Urich doing the story on Leap Frog's kid, and that was a great read. The dialogue, text boxes, and art (which was absolutely gorgeous) all just flowed beautifully. Seriously, those ~100 pages just flew by. I think I'm gonna enjoy this if the rest of the run is as good as this start.
I loved the fight scene at the end of episode two. It's nice to see a show where you see a hero take out multiple individual mooks on-screen in a single scene.
