The Irredeemable Ant-Man

[Darthphere]

Sounds about right.

 

[Not Jake]

I think Muze likes me.

Do you want to make out Muze?

 

[Not Jake]

okay Jake

 

[Charlie No-One]

Please stop quad-posting. There is no reason all that could not fit in one post.

 

[Not Jake]

Our tongues are touching now. The end

 

[Kevin]

^... ok...?

 

[Elijya]

before your time. Muze was a poster who absolutely adored the Scott Lang character and had a breakdown when he was killed and swore a blood oath against Bendis

 

[The Watchman]

...and it was....HIL-arious.

 

[The Cleric]

i hope this charecter dies with ironfist and moon knight

 

[Elijya]

uh, the character who hasn't even appeared yet? and Moon Knight just came back and his book is doing great

 

[The Cleric]

i know...

 

[The Cleric]

just sayin...

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Well, I thought it was a nice sentiment.

 

[Charlie No-One]

Plus Iron Fist is coming back as well...

 

[Charlie No-One]

Bump

 

[Not Jake]

Bumping your own thread after 22 hours? Tacky

 

[PWN3R]

I'll get this because I touch myself to Kirkman.

 

[Muze]

before your time. Muze was a poster who absolutely adored the Scott Lang character and had a breakdown when he was killed and swore a blood oath against Bendis

and that breakdown generated a lot of attention for Ant-Man. the writers needed to know that the character's death had meaning beyond making Disassembled intense or providing Cassie Lang with an easy-in to superheroics. it was definately a miserable section of my life but i'd do it all over again in a second. the character was worth it. because now i know that i'm not the only one who liked Scott Lang. That's why he's going to be in Edgar Wright's Ant-Man movie. the director grew up considering him Ant-Man, just like me. and he's not the only creator who liked the character. so whether anyone considers him lame or not, he made an impression on people who count.

Secondly, hate to disappoint all of you but i'm quite happy about the new series. Kirkman's one of my favorite writers. and wait until you see what Ant-Man looks like when not in costume. i honestly have no reason to be angry at Marvel. Bendis can consider the "blood oath" null and void. i'd never shake his hand but i wish him the best on his Avengers projects. he killed my favorite character and other writers made something good from that death. sounds fair to me.

 

[Not Jake]

and that breakdown generated a lot of attention for Ant-Man.

Yeah, you're the focus of comic writers all over the internet.

 

[Anubis]

Hey what's up Muze.

 

[Darthphere]

Yeah, you're the focus of comic writers all over the internet.

Same thing I was thinking.

 

[Doc Destruction]

Mean bastards, all of ya.

Personally, I think he looks like Ambush Bug.

 

[Varient]

...................................................................................

 

[Muze]

Hey what's up Muze.

not much. just stopped in to talk movies and new series.

Mean bastards, all of ya.



Personally, I think he looks like Ambush Bug.

i can see it. i also think he looks like an insect version of Bugs Bunny.
http://www.newsarama.com/marvelnew/AntMan/AntManturn.htm

 

[Kirk Langstrom]

and that breakdown generated a lot of attention for Ant-Man. the writers needed to know that the character's death had meaning beyond making Disassembled intense or providing Cassie Lang with an easy-in to superheroics. it was definately a miserable section of my life but i'd do it all over again in a second. the character was worth it. because now i know that i'm not the only one who liked Scott Lang. That's why he's going to be in Edgar Wright's Ant-Man movie. the director grew up considering him Ant-Man, just like me. and he's not the only creator who liked the character. so whether anyone considers him lame or not, he made an impression on people who count.

Secondly, hate to disappoint all of you but i'm quite happy about the new series. Kirkman's one of my favorite writers. and wait until you see what Ant-Man looks like when not in costume. i honestly have no reason to be angry at Marvel. Bendis can consider the "blood oath" null and void. i'd never shake his hand but i wish him the best on his Avengers projects. he killed my favorite character and other writers made something good from that death. sounds fair to me.

Yeah, when i first heard of the upcoming Ant-Man movie, you were the first person i thought of.

Glad you are into the new book as well, and be patient; if Lang is indeed in the new movie, i guarantee Marvel will bring him back to the comics.

Trust the Captain on that one.