Resubmitting/re-posting question from previous page that went unanswered -
Picked up Iron Man "Legacy of Doom" and "Doomquest". Which is the proper order - and am I missing anything important in between?
He's agile, he can deal with it.So everytime he wants to do something different, he has to adjust the nozzle? Seems like a pain, especially in the middle of a fight.
They're part of the Camelot trilogy.
Doomquest was the original story from Iron Man vol 1 #149-150. There was a sequel called "Recurring Knightmare" (#249-#250). The final part of the trilogy was "Legacy of Doom".
Huh, I just saw a preview for the newest Ultimates...uh...I've been away from the Ult universe for a while, but why is 616 Fury in the book now? Did I miss something?
That kinda makes me feel old even though that story was written before I was bornSo I was doing some back reading and noticed something in an old X-men issue. 2013 is the time of Days of Future Past taking place. Things turned out a bit differently than the original timeline went didn't it?
The Days of Future Past scenario seems to cross just about all timelines. They keep changing things to avoid it and it keeps showing up in their future anyway.
So I was doing some back reading and noticed something in an old X-men issue. 2013 is the time of Days of Future Past taking place. Things turned out a bit differently than the original timeline went didn't it?
Kind of weird to think of the Sentinels as that big a deal these days. I mean, just about any Avengers roster should easily be able to dispatch with whole armies of Sentinels. Hell, just about any X-Men roster, too. And we've even seen them do as much on numerous occasions.In the original timeline the Sentinels killed them. There are panels that show the graves of various heroes.