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Shit, the universe broke.
I don't really understand what a country that's a storyline arc even.. means. Like, "Age of Ultron" country. What.. what is that. What the hell is a "Planet Hulk" country. How can a physical place be defined by a period of time? Are these "countries" divided by some kind of temporal walls? Are characters duplicated across countries, if they were key in those events? How can time = space!??!
I don't really understand what a country that's a storyline arc even.. means. Like, "Age of Ultron" country. What.. what is that. What the hell is a "Planet Hulk" country. How can a physical place be defined by a period of time? Are these "countries" divided by some kind of temporal walls? Are characters duplicated across countries, if they were key in those events? How can time = space!??!
Hell yeahAt the same time?
Does anyone else wish comics were way simpler and didn't have any of this complicated continuity stuff? I tried reading blackest night cause a friend recommended it, it was pretty good and I like the introduction at the beginning that explained the situation, but then there were all these references to past events and sudden character introductions, those parts were pretty confusing. I wish there was just story lines with a set beginning and a set end like how a book works and you didn't have to go and read other story lines to fully understand and appreciate the current arc.
Complicated continuity stuff is why I read comics. The dumb, convoluted story telling and character motivations, and flip flops of character personalities, who's dead and who's affiliated where at any given moment is a lot of fun to me.
Complicated continuity stuff is why I read comics. The dumb, convoluted story telling and character motivations, and flip flops of character personalities, who's dead and who's affiliated where at any given moment is a lot of fun to me.
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So, the big announcement is Marvel is doing a DC Crisis Event?
Its probably also why comic sales are stagnate and not growing, though.
That's probably more of a distribution thing.
I don't really understand what a country that's a storyline arc even.. means. Like, "Age of Ultron" country. What.. what is that. What the hell is a "Planet Hulk" country. How can a physical place be defined by a period of time? Are these "countries" divided by some kind of temporal walls? Are characters duplicated across countries, if they were key in those events? How can time = space!??!
The Battleworld map will link to the relevant comics for that universe. Not huge, but I like that they're making it easier to get into.Wait what?
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I thought they would announce the comeback of the beyonder
I don't really understand what a country that's a storyline arc even.. means. Like, "Age of Ultron" country. What.. what is that. What the hell is a "Planet Hulk" country. How can a physical place be defined by a period of time? Are these "countries" divided by some kind of temporal walls? Are characters duplicated across countries, if they were key in those events? How can time = space!??!
Does anyone else wish comics were way simpler and didn't have any of this complicated continuity stuff? I tried reading blackest night cause a friend recommended it, it was pretty good and I like the introduction at the beginning that explained the situation, but then there were all these references to past events and sudden character introductions, those parts were pretty confusing. I wish there was just story lines with a set beginning and a set end like how a book works and you didn't have to go and read other story lines to fully understand and appreciate the current arc.
Its probably also why comic sales are stagnate and not growing, though.
At the same time?
The comic book universe continuity doesn't sound like your issue here, rather the tie ins and cross overs between comic series, which a lot of people dislike. (I agree as well)
I'm actually restraining myself until we get official confirmation, thank you.Fixed......
I don't think Marvel going to go fun Nu52, they been referencing too much history for that. Shows they love their baggage more than DC does. Miles will probably join the Spidey family, Douch Bag Ultimate Reed will probably be squirming around in the cracks of the universe, etc
I thought they would announce the comeback of the beyonder
Think of Battleworld as a Mortal Kombat universe created by someone very, very bored but very, very powerful, and it comprises of a planet where each component of it is inspired by a famous Marvel storyline in the past, but warped in some way. So there'll be a big desert country reminiscent of the post-apocalyptic setting of Old Man Logan, there's a modern setting where people are fighting over registration like Civil War, there's a scifi land ruled by Ultron, there's a zombie land next to it, etc. Like the Disney World of Marvel, except Mortal Kombat themed and everyone fights to the death.
Someone tell me why this was even a thread?
Agreed people thinking there will be a full reboot are gonna be disappointed.
This will happen before Secret Wars.
I'd support.616 dies and the Ultimate Universe becomes the canon universe
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Complicated continuity stuff is why I read comics. The dumb, convoluted story telling and character motivations, and flip flops of character personalities, who's dead and who's affiliated where at any given moment is a lot of fun to me.
That was my problem too until I got Marvel Unlimited where comic and events all tied inAh, yeah, that's the word I was looking for.
Never really did pay much attention to the Ultimate universe. Are Professor X and Jean Grey still alive there?
Because people want to discuss it?
Does anyone else wish comics were way simpler and didn't have any of this complicated continuity stuff? I tried reading blackest night cause a friend recommended it, it was pretty good and I like the introduction at the beginning that explained the situation, but then there were all these references to past events and sudden character introductions, those parts were pretty confusing. I wish there was just story lines with a set beginning and a set end like how a book works and you didn't have to go and read other story lines to fully understand and appreciate the current arc.
Okay so it's not that each country is actually literally that event ripped out of time and happening someplace in the world, with all of the players present. It's more that they are places that are "themed" after that event, in terms of setting and loose history?
Okay so it's not that each country is actually literally that event ripped out of time and happening someplace in the world, with all of the players present. It's more that they are places that are "themed" after that event, in terms of setting and loose history?
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I don't need a REASON for it, I just didn't really understand what they were even saying.
This did not tear anything apart. Internet still working.