During the apokalypse twins crap, Grim Reaper assumed he would be fine since the Avengers wouldnt kill him due to their "Princess" principles, only to find out they sent heroes who do kill after him.
I actually really didn't at all enjoy JL, which is disappointing since apparently the art is just going to get worse and the writing is going to stay mediocre :/
What happened to the X-men pre/post Schism. It seemed there was a ton of lead up but cretaivly Marvel dropped the ball on evolving the X-men from he protecting the society who hates. Alot of interesting ideas that only went half way there like giving Cyblcops alot of Talk but no real action.
So that's where the confusion is coming from? Also, the cancellation of this comic may not bode well for similar-selling comics (like Sam Alexander's ongoing).
I actually really didn't at all enjoy JL, which is disappointing since apparently the art is just going to get worse and the writing is going to stay mediocre :/
What happened to the X-men pre/post Schism. It seemed there was a ton of lead up but cretaivly Marvel dropped the ball on evolving the X-men from he protecting the society who hates. Alot of interesting ideas that only went half way there like giving Cyblcops alot of Talk but no real action.
So that's where the confusion is coming from? Also, the cancellation of this comic may not bode well for similar-selling comics (like Sam Alexander's ongoing).
I can see why some did not enjoy this and others did. The themes King is beginning to develop are interesting, the
notion of Batman as an exercise in futility, that Batman may not be the future the city needs if it is ever going to be "saved."
Good stuff. He has the relationships with the established characters all working great. The scenes with Bats and Alfred are really good, so is the stuff with Jim.
But. The Gothams are still not good characters. I'm not sure what it is going to take to bring me around on these two but I just...gah. I hate them. The individual pieces of the story are not very exciting. And I've never liked
Hugo Strange.
I'm less than thrilled he's apparently going to be a major player in this book.
AvX is what I'm thinking of. Everything leading up to it was golden, and I was imaging a landscape where we moved the real world anaolgy from the X-men from the Civil Rights movement to somewhat more modern context. Cyclops being this revolutionary taking mutants and running Gurellia Warfare on humanity seems super dope, but we never see him do any terrible out of necessity we only hear about. Pre AvX Cyclops seems to have more teeth than his post AvX incarnation.
I can see why some did not enjoy this and others did. The themes King is beginning to develop are interesting, the
notion of Batman as an exercise in futility, that Batman may not be the future the city needs if it is ever going to be "saved."
Good stuff. He has the relationships with the established characters all working great. The scenes with Bats and Alfred are really good, so is the stuff with Jim.
But. The Gothams are still not good characters. I'm not sure what it is going to take to bring me around on these two but I just...gah. I hate them. The individual pieces of the story are not very exciting. And I've never liked
Hugo Strange.
I'm less than thrilled he's apparently going to be a major player in this book.
I'll admit, so far I have 0 attachment to the Gothams as people, but then again... we know literally nothing about them. They're literally just plot points right now, and the implications and possibilities they present are interesting, at least to me; its looking like they're going to be an exploration of the limits of power, which sort of ties into the Batman point you made before. The sequence where
Gotham is deeply shocked by Batman's disappearing act, which Jim takes in stride,
is fantastic.
Hopefully, they do get developed as characters though.
I think I can safely skip Batman. I'm not saying I didn't enjoy the last issue, but I have no great desire to keep up with two Batman books when Detective is the one I enjoy far more. Future Quest I'll probably grab, I was just waiting to make sure the second issue kept up the quality.
Looking forward to reading Flintstones, too. I'm really digging this change in tone of the Hanna-Barbera line.
We still don't know what fucked up thing Cyclops did and its entirely likely that Kitty thinks that the other X-Men are dead. I don't believe she has been back on earth in Guardians since ANAD started.
AvX is what I'm thinking of. Everything leading up to it was golden, and I was imaging a landscape where we moved the real world anaolgy from the X-men from the Civil Rights movement to somewhat more modern context. Cyclops being this revolutionary taking mutants and running Gurellia Warfare on humanity seems super dope, but we never see him do any terrible out of necessity we only hear about. Pre AvX Cyclops seems to have more teeth than his post AvX incarnation.
The Extinction Team thing from post-Schism Gillen Uncanny was the last time Cyclops had a coherent set of motivations and goals outside of running around like a fucking dickhead for no reason
AvX is what I'm thinking of. Everything leading up to it was golden, and I was imaging a landscape where we moved the real world anaolgy from the X-men from the Civil Rights movement to somewhat more modern context. Cyclops being this revolutionary taking mutants and running Gurellia Warfare on humanity seems super dope, but we never see him do any terrible out of necessity we only hear about. Pre AvX Cyclops seems to have more teeth than his post AvX incarnation.
This could be a reference to 80s X-Men when they went through the Siege Perilous, were thought to be dead, and Kitty ended up in the UK and was a founding member of Excalibur with Rachel, Kurt, Captain Britain, and Meggyn.
I actually really didn't at all enjoy JL, which is disappointing since apparently the art is just going to get worse and the writing is going to stay mediocre :/
I want to see some new cosmic books from Marvel. The only good one right now IMO is Silver Surfer and that is obviously a different type of book.We'll see how Gamora goes.
Civil War 2: Kingpin kinda kills the whole Civil War crap.
If any of the heroes found out there's an Inhuman who's immune to the predictions, the whole debacle would be resolved, or at the very least, Tony would have a MUCH stronger hand against Captain Marvel's.
I want to see some new cosmic books from Marvel. The only good one right now IMO is Silver Surfer and that is obviously a different type of book.We'll see how Gamora goes.
Not for lack of trying, they have quite a few cosmic books...problem is most of them aren't very good.
Such a shame the new team on Nova didn't keep up his development as a true cosmic character. Just dropped that shit with the new volume altogether it seems.
This could be a reference to 80s X-Men when they went through the Siege Perilous, were thought to be dead, and Kitty ended up in the UK and was a founding member of Excalibur with Rachel, Kurt, Captain Britain, and Meggyn.