Lou Cypher
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What. The. Fuck.
illestni99ainne
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VIBE;9036383 said:Lou_Cypher;9036111 said:
He's been working w Hydra the whole time.
we will see how this plays out.. the comic book world is flipping out
Just found out about this. Wtf. These are funny though
This shit better lead to something awesome because eyes are open on this Cap book now. If this shit is trash so many folks are going to be heated.
I do love that they kept it secret and just sprung in on people willy nilly as fuck too. It was a great surprise and I can't wait to see where it leads.
I do love that they kept it secret and just sprung in on people willy nilly as fuck too. It was a great surprise and I can't wait to see where it leads.
The Lonious Monk
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illestni99ainne;9041180 said:VIBE;9036383 said:Lou_Cypher;9036111 said:
He's been working w Hydra the whole time.
we will see how this plays out.. the comic book world is flipping out
Just found out about this. Wtf. These are funny though
Yo that Batman one would be 1000 Weebay gifs worthy.
nicky the don
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They planned a new Blade book starring him and his daughter, supposed to drop later this year.
In Marvel's new radical stance on diversity it makes no sense that Blade should be left out.
Even obscure characters like Moon Knight get some kind of push.
Blade's movies were successful, the brand was strong enough to get a TV deal. Looking at people's obsession with vampire lore in terms of 30 Days of Night, Twilight, True Blood etc its kinda stupid to leave the character on the shelf.
Even obscure characters like Moon Knight get some kind of push.
Blade's movies were successful, the brand was strong enough to get a TV deal. Looking at people's obsession with vampire lore in terms of 30 Days of Night, Twilight, True Blood etc its kinda stupid to leave the character on the shelf.
nicky the don
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Nighthawk was ok to me. Wanna read a few more issues first since I'm new to the character as of New Avengers/Avengers. I hope him, Hyperion and Dr Spectrum can mix with other Marvel heroes and become regulars.
Stan Lee on Cap America:
Marvel Comics stirred a hornet's nest last week with the shocking revelation in "Captain America: Steve Rogers" #1 that the Sentinel of Liberty is secretly and agent of Hydra, and may have been since the very beginning. The surprise twist drew mainstream media attention, a good deal of criticism, and even threats directed at writer Nick Spencer.
During an appearance over the weekend at MegaCon in Orlando, Florida, legendary writer Stan Lee was even drawn into the discussion -- but his view might just surprise you.
RELATED: Brevoort Talks "Captain America's" Shocking, Controversial Twist
It's a helluva clever idea," the 93-year-old creator said in response to a question from the audience. "I don't know that I would ever have thought of it, for him to be a double agent. But it's going to make you curious, it's going to make you want to read the books ... they'll probably do a movie based on it, so I can't fault it. It's a good idea."
"I think it's crazy," he added with a laugh, "but it's a good idea."
Of course, Lee's no stranger to Captain America retcons. After all, it was he and Jack Kirby who revised Steve Rogers' history when they reintroduced him in 1964's "The Avengers" #4.
Marvel Comics stirred a hornet's nest last week with the shocking revelation in "Captain America: Steve Rogers" #1 that the Sentinel of Liberty is secretly and agent of Hydra, and may have been since the very beginning. The surprise twist drew mainstream media attention, a good deal of criticism, and even threats directed at writer Nick Spencer.
During an appearance over the weekend at MegaCon in Orlando, Florida, legendary writer Stan Lee was even drawn into the discussion -- but his view might just surprise you.
RELATED: Brevoort Talks "Captain America's" Shocking, Controversial Twist
It's a helluva clever idea," the 93-year-old creator said in response to a question from the audience. "I don't know that I would ever have thought of it, for him to be a double agent. But it's going to make you curious, it's going to make you want to read the books ... they'll probably do a movie based on it, so I can't fault it. It's a good idea."
"I think it's crazy," he added with a laugh, "but it's a good idea."
Of course, Lee's no stranger to Captain America retcons. After all, it was he and Jack Kirby who revised Steve Rogers' history when they reintroduced him in 1964's "The Avengers" #4.
willhustle
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Lou_Cypher;9035671 said:
Man I don't know what the deal is with Marvel but they are going to some very crazy extremes. The only titles that sounds interesting are Spider-Man & Civil War 2. If they keep on playing this "All New, All Different" phase is going to blow up in their face. They are gambling with the readers on that Captain America - Hydra agent storyline. If they fuck that up they are going to look bad like they did with the Spider-Man Clone Saga in '96.
I'm going to cop Secret Wars to see if I can tolerate this new era in Marvel.