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"Hope all goes well and you recover promptly, Captain."
"Aquaman was already shown regularly to have some degree of superstrength by the time of Justice League Detroit (by Gerry Conway) - the #240s of that book, circa 1984-1985 IIRC. But IIRC Steve Englehart's run in the 1970s also had him casually…"
"Yes, we have seen Starbreaker at least twice since Justice League of America #96.He fought the Dan Jurgens version of the Justice League of America in the 1990s, shortly before Superman's Death. Members included Superman, Booster Gold, Guy Gardner,…"
"Phil Coulson became the new Death in second feature stories of the "Infinity Watch" event of a few months ago, featuring Thanos and the Infinity Stones (née Gems).It would not kill editorial to reference that somehow."
"(Small note: Nyx #9 is Part 2, not 3) X-Men #11-12 (the book with Cyclop's Team) are a two-parter involving a team-up with Alpha Flight against aliens who want to abduct Scott. Scott receives a call from Beast in the very last scene of #12 telling…"
"If I am not mistaken, it was usual in the Victorian era to have several levels of clothing over each other, particularly for women and particularly for bottom parts of the body. That was probably associated with modesty as well as consideration for…"
""X-Men #13" is preceded in the "X-Manhunt" storyline by "Storm #6".I have had a problem with Storm since a very few years ago when Al Ewing was writing "X-Men Red" with her as the "de facto" protagonist. Ewing wrote her as.. well, as the…"
"I love that series. I have only peripheral awareness of the comics, but it feels like this adaptation is being done wisely (not trying to be too close to the comics, mostly)."
""Nice House by the Sea" is a nice series. I won't recommend reading it without first going through its precursor series, "Nice House on the Lake", though (published by DC in 2021 and 2022). There is quite a lot of worldbuilding that happens in…"
"So do I."
"I fully believe that the picture at the left was inked by Neal Adams. His style is so visible as to almost overpower Curt Swan's pencils."
"Took the long way around the block for that one, didn't I?
I will agree with Jeff. It is worth the trip, because it did not occur to me quite so clearly that all three of DC's mainstays are indeed far from what made them unique.
Also not a fan of…"
I will agree with Jeff. It is worth the trip, because it did not occur to me quite so clearly that all three of DC's mainstays are indeed far from what made them unique.
Also not a fan of…"
"Five to ten?"
"Trouble is, Namor's memory loss after his first meeting with Paul Destine / Destiny is not only a background plot element since Tales to Astonish #101 (late 1967), Iron Man/Sub-Mariner #1 (early 1968) and issue #1 of his 1968 series, but also leads…"
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