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I think I might cry if Superman fell to this plague of overly violent 'heroism.'
Heroic Brutality, lolz.
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I think I might cry if Superman fell to this plague of overly violent 'heroism.'
Captain America #43 - After being spoiled with Epting for sometime now,the change to Luke Ross was a tad distracting.Certain pages and panels just looked wonky and didn't seem to flow.It took me a while to figure out what was happening on the page where Buck was jumping from his bike and attacking the goons.Storytelling problems aside,Ross' art is still better than most and a fine addition to Marvel's already stunning stable of artists.I only expect him to get more comfortable and to settle in as his run continues.
After what has pretty much been a 3 and a half year storyline,I think Bru was able to pull off the transtion into a new direction quite well.He sets the ball rolling on so many fronts and plants a great deal of seeds.For the first time in a long time with this title,Bru's noir-styled storytelling sensibilites shines real bright without sacrificing the tone which has been set for the past 42 issues.
Now for some speculation:[BLACKOUT]Brubaker is going to bring back the original Human Torch. [/BLACKOUT]Brubaker managed to do it pretty well with Bucky so I can only imagine how well Bru would do it with him,plus I think it's long overdue.[BLACKOUT]The guy appeared on the cover of the first "Marvel" comic and was one of the early icons of the MU[/BLACKOUT] ,so I'm totally game.[BLACKOUT](1)Torch appears on the variant cover for #46 (2)seems to have a significant role in the flashbacks so far (3) the remains being discussed by Batroc and "informant" could be his (4) notice the time Bru takes showing the young Chinese prodigy in awe of the Human Torch [/BLACKOUT]
Merely speculation at this point,but with Bru totally milking the entire history of Cap and the Invaders for his run,I think it's highly likely.
You claim that MK games are stale, yet you continue to feed the Activision Spider-Man machine.
For shame.![]()
listen you elitist bastard, this game features a married peter parker, that's all I have to explain. If something like OMD happened to superman and you had a chance, limited as it might be, to have a superman like the one you actually like you'd be dry humping it in minutes. My favorite spider-man game continues to be ultimate spider-man oddly enough.
But I'm mainly playing fable 2, though I figured the experience cheat by accident so a lot of the challenge has gone out. Still sacrificing your wives to the temple of shadows never seems to get old for me.
Immortus made a temporal duplicate of the Human Torch, which went on to be Ultron's basis for the Vision. So they're the same, but separate. Like Immortus and Kang, come to think of it.
I agree, Toro sounds likelier. It would basically bring things full circle, with Bucky discovering an old ally that rocks him to his core the way Cap discovering Bucky as the Winter Soldier did.
Mine's still Spider-Man 2, but Web of Shadows is close. I think they went a little overboard with the special effects when you're just punching people, and I would've gladly taken some different ally characters (Moon Knight? Seriously?), but it's quite good overall. And yeah, not referencing BND is great. It was probably a lot more satisfying than it should've been choosing not to f*** the Black Cat.listen you elitist bastard, this game features a married peter parker, that's all I have to explain. If something like OMD happened to superman and you had a chance, limited as it might be, to have a superman like the one you actually like you'd be dry humping it in minutes. My favorite spider-man game continues to be ultimate spider-man oddly enough.