Batman and Robin 21
Justice League 21
Age of Ultron 10
Avengers 14
Cable and X-Force 10
Indestructible Hulk 9
New Avengers 7
Superior Spider-Man 12
Uncanny Avengers 9
Dropped: GL:NG unless reviews are stellar
Justice League isn't out this week.
Batman and Robin 21
Justice League 21
Age of Ultron 10
Avengers 14
Cable and X-Force 10
Indestructible Hulk 9
New Avengers 7
Superior Spider-Man 12
Uncanny Avengers 9
Dropped: GL:NG unless reviews are stellar
Reevaluated my pull list to see if there was anything I could drop. Decided to drop Jupiter's Legacy and Astro City. Just didn't like the first issues enough. Also decided to quit Cable and X-Force at #10 because then I'll have 6-10 and I can hop back on board when the third volume comes out (assuming it does). Same with Sex, I'm gonna drop it at #5 and probably just buy the second trade when it's released if I feel compelled.
How do you decide what to read in single issues and which to trade-wait for?
I'm looking to try to limit my singles pull list to titles that I think might not make it to trade, and to things I absolutely can't wait for (for example, East of West). Also, buying singles is the best way to support a book and I love Batwoman so after I read the second volume hardcover I just bought, I think I'm gonna start picking up the singles.
If I don't have really compelling reasons to pick up single issues though, I'd rather trade-wait. TP and HC are just a better reading experience and are more easy to display and loan out.
Justice League isn't out this week.
Oh really? It shows up on my Dark Side pull list, must have been delayed
My list for this week aka How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Drop Age of Ultron
Indestructible Hulk #9
Fantastic Four #9
Daredevil #27
Wonder Woman #21
Mara #5
New Avengers #7
Avengers #14
I'm getting slightly burnt out on the Avengers + New Avengers combo. They're not terrible or anything, just tiring and sometimes dense. But they compliment each other so well, I don't really want to drop either one.
Do you mean a current version? Because Faora is a character that already exists. And then you have a character based on her (Ursa), so you've got sort of two versions. Just not one that has been around recently (I think new Krypton is the most recent time, for Ursa?)
When is Batman Inc ending? Next month?
New earth 2 writer is the guy doing the injustice comic
http://geek-news.mtv.com/2013/06/17...lusive/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US scribe Tom Taylor will take over writing duties on EARTH 2 this fall, beginning with issue #17 available in October.
"I've had so much fun working on Earth 2 with James Robinson over the last year. While I'm sad to see him go, I'm really looking forward to exploring the ever expanding mysteries of the title. I'm even more excited about moving forward on this journey with my great friend and fellow countryman Tom Taylor! Not only a charming guy but a great talent to boot. She continued, I can't wait for everyone to see what we have lined up!”
--EARTH 2 series artist Nicola Scott.
"I'm a big fan of what James and Nicola have created so far with Earth 2, and I'm honored to be adding to this world, with its rich characters and its many mysteries. Earth 2 is entering a new age, and I'm thrilled to usher in this new age with my good friend, and fellow Australian, Nicola Scott. It was good of DC Comics to give Australia our own Earth to play with. We'll try not to wreck the joint."
--Tom Taylor
This is not Booster Gold or Shazam...
http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/06...nwonder-woman?abthid=51bf32971c49f8906f000006
Im really excited by it, but where are my new Young Justice titles at? The new Earth 2 writer shows how little they care about the property.This is not Booster Gold or Shazam...
http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/06...nwonder-woman?abthid=51bf32971c49f8906f000006
Im really excited by it, but where are my new Young Justice titles at? The new Earth 2 writer shows how little they care about the property.
This is not Booster Gold or Shazam...
http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/06...nwonder-woman?abthid=51bf32971c49f8906f000006
Bobbie Chase said they were coming in the second to last B and B though.I wouldn't get your hopes up Rafa, aside from Teen Titans they seem to have all but abandoned the YJ line.
What has been going on with Age of Ultron?
I don't mind spoilers.
Is it worth to wait for TPB?
What has been going on with Age of Ultron?
I don't mind spoilers.
Is it worth to wait for TPB?
And Dan, they have to launch new books in October to maintain the Fifty Two marketing.
Superior is also going to deal with time travel.
There's a villains/Dark Avengers sale going on today. Are Vengeance and ASM: Return of the Sinister Six any good?
Oh I know, it's just odd given what these events are apparently about.
What has been going on with Age of Ultron?
I don't mind spoilers.
Is it worth to wait for TPB?
Alright, A+X. You're off the pull list.
https://twitter.com/EmpoweredComic/status/346700762069491712
Buying these one at a time now.
The villain's long stuff is in September, Supes/WW debited in Oct.
I would just wait until the series is on Marvel Unlimited or something
Series Summary:
- The book opens with a apocalyptic future/present/whatever where Ultron has defeated the Marvel heroes and destroyed the earth. Nothing important happens for the first 3-4 issues. Hawkeye rescues Spider-man from a crackhouse. Captain America sits, and then stands. Black Panther trips, falls a short distance, breaks his neck, and dies.
- Eventually the heroes decide to infiltrate Ultron's tower, and we learn that Ultron is actually orchestrating his takeover from the future, using Vision as a pawn in the present.
- The remaining Avengers travel to the Savage land to find a time machine that Nick Fury stole from Doom. Their plan is to travel to the future and face Ultron.
- Cap and a select team of heroes travel to the future for a final battle against Ultron an are immediately killed by Ultron's drones. Cap is Decapitated so that you know they really lost.
- While this is happening, Wolverine goes against Cap's orders and travels to the past in an attempt to kill Hank Pym before he can invent Ultron. Sue Storm follows him.
- Wolverine confronts Pym, and they fight. Sue stops Wolverine, insisting that killing is wrong. However, after 30 seconds of dialogue, Wolverine changes her mind and she allows him to kill Pym.
- They return to the present and find that the world is just as bad as they left it, only Morgan Le Faye is taking over the world instead of Ultron. Tony Stark is also some sort of robot dictator.
- Queue 2 issues of pointless alternate future stuff before Sue and Wolverine travel back into the past to stop Wolverine from killing Hank Pym. Before they leave, a dying robo-Tony warns them that time travelling and messing with the past/future is "killing time"
- Back in the past, near future Wolverine stops recent past Wolverine from killing Pym. Near future Wolverine instead tells Pym that he has to go ahead and invent Ultron, but that he needs to install a failsafe in the AI. After installing the failsafe, he needs to forget that he did so.
- Sue and the Wolverines return to the Savage Land to travel back to their present. Since we can't have multiple Wolverines, only one of them can return. Near future Wolverine volunteers to die because he doesn't want to live with what he has seen in Robo-Tony's world (though Sue is apparently fine). Recent past Wolverine kills near Future Wolverine and returns with Sue to the present.
There, you are caught up. Now to see how Angela can be shoehorned into this story in the 30 remaining pages.
I've enjoyed every single one of these...