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Well, that's the last of the current absolutes I needed. So pretty!
Well, that's the last of the current absolutes I needed. So pretty!
I really like the Injustice comic. Is it right it's finishing at the end of year 5? I'll be sad to see it go. Mind you I have Bombshells to read as well. I've been subbing every week but not reading it.
And lol. I just found my original iPad Mini that I thought I didn't have any more. The screen isn't as good as my Air or Shield and it's a big slower but it's just the right size
Grrr. Makes me almost long for paper again
Nick Spencer fighting a losing battle on his "It's not mind control" hill
Nick Spencer fighting a losing battle on his "It's not mind control" hill
Okay.
Okay, hang on wait.
I think I'm about to take everything I said back.
If Marvel is going to personify the very real divide between the young generation and the old shrivs trying to burn it all to the ground before they die the fuck out, then I am 100000000% on board. If that really stands consistently throughout the entire line, THAT would be really incredible, and it would actually reflect contemporary culture in a typically def Marvel way.
I don't know why I didn't catch on to it before, but this could really be amazing. The Avengers cover on the latest Previews definitely tracks with this, with Nova, Kamala, and Miles burning their Avengers IDs.
Fuck. 4000 Kid Heroes Walk Into A Bank.
Just because he does cheesecake or do people think he isn't good at cheesecake?Say what you want about Artgerm, I know the guy gets a lot of flak, but damn...
If the past is something that only exists in memory and in the lasting effects it's had on the present, is there any discernible difference between actually changing the past and just changing people's perception of it?
I haven't been keeping up with the twitter war but...I kind of agree with Spencer.
There is a significant distinction between the effects of a cosmic cube and mind control. Cosmic cubes actually have the power to change reality. Cap is not being mind controlled in that there is nothing to sever to repair the damage; there's no link to Kobik that, once cut, will free him from what's happened. The damage has been done.
Conveniently, however, Marvel just introduced a new Inhuman with the power to fiddle with memories, so it's still kinda obvious what's going to happen here.
Apologies if I'm just repeating what he's saying, I don't want to wade into twitter at the moment.
False assumption; the past is not something that exists only in memory. Past events have quantifiable effects on the present (and the future). Entropy proceeds whether or not we remember it.
What are we talking about?
I think the bigger problem is his "read the comic" attitude, when the comic isn't explicit about it like he is being on Twitter. If his intention in the comic was to be crystal clear, and clarity is only achieved by visiting his Twitter page, he fucked up. That's his problem, not a reading comprehension problem on the part of the reader.I haven't been keeping up with the twitter war but...I kind of agree with Spencer.
There is a significant distinction between the effects of a cosmic cube and mind control. Cosmic cubes actually have the power to change reality. Cap is not being mind controlled in that there is nothing to sever to repair the damage; there's no link to Kobik that, once cut, will free him from what's happened. The damage has been done.
Conveniently, however, Marvel just introduced a new Inhuman with the power to fiddle with memories, so it's still kinda obvious what's going to happen here.
Apologies if I'm just repeating what he's saying, I don't want to wade into twitter at the moment.
B&N order finally came in. not bad for 105 dollars
Whaaaaaa? How was Doom Patrol so cheap?
I've read a bunch of his tweets about it, it does seem like he's splitting hairs a little.
The way that I saw it, Kobik changed his mind about Hydra, so while it's not active mind control, his mind at one point was altered by a being outside himself in a way that many would describe as mind control. Technically different I suppose, but hard to differentiate for people that didn't actually read the book anyway.
Barnes and Noble had a crazy sale that ended recently.
We got the best page ever right here.
The colors, the ink, daredevil on surfer's surfboard!
I've never read Doom Patrol. I want to, but I'm afraid it will be too much the same Morrison that wrote The Invisibles for my tastes.
I've never read Doom Patrol. I want to, but I'm afraid it will be too much the same Morrison that wrote The Invisibles for my tastes.
I've never read Doom Patrol. I want to, but I'm afraid it will be too much the same Morrison that wrote The Invisibles for my tastes.
It isn't like that at all. Two times I've tried to read Invisibles and given up. Doom Patrol is awesome.
tpb are being reprintedHmmmm.... I may have to buy it if I can find it cheap enough. Hardcovers aren't out yet, are they?
Hmmmm.... I may have to buy it if I can find it cheap enough. Hardcovers aren't out yet, are they?
Say what you want about Artgerm, I know the guy gets a lot of flak, but damn...
Harley #1 variant
I totally have a Ginobli bald spot that's just going to grow.
Also, comics.
or time to come home
Who made the Wildstorm logo and why did they decide to make it so ugly?
http://www.comicbookresources.com/a...sees-awesome-hulk-call-it-quits-but-from-what
New TA Hulk teaser for Marvel Now. So far we have the ANAD kids quitting the Avengers and Amadeus seemingly quitting his military work. So I'm guessing it's going to be more regulated/government on one side vs a more free side. This is obviously all speculation though.
I really hope it's not that simple, because if it is check out how much of a re-tread of Civil War/Secret Invasion/Dark Reign that lineup is on the pro-gov't side. You have a villain taking up the role of a fallen hero...the same damn hero, in fact. You have an uncontrollable monster being used for enforcement (Clor/FFF). You have a band of vigilantes/villains working for the government (Thunderbolts/Mercs). You have someone everyone assumes is a good guy but is actually prepping for a major heel turn (Jess/Steve).
And you have Slapstick working for the government. Both times.
There hasn't really been any government involvement in CWII...which is a good thing, it was toxic in CW...so I hope this turns out to be wrong.
You don't have to worry about spoiler bars for DC rebirth #1OK...just read DC Rebirth.
Wally's back and is going to try to restore everyone's pre-Flashpoint memories. That's great but...the Watchmen were the sinister force behind it all?