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Nobody thought that except Kirkman and the character's creators. X-23 is amazingly out of character during that entire story, it's like Kirkman never read a single book she was in.
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I haven't thought about any of this since it came out, but people might be confused because Kirkman wrote a series of one-shots called Marvel Knights 2099 in 2004. They were disconnected from any other version of 2099 shown in any Marvel comics, and haven't been mentioned since, except when Kirkman re-used it briefly in the Marvel Team-Up issues people are talking about. My memory matches others in saying they were not good.
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What ended up happening with Magneto in Secret Empire? I know people were pissed based on that variant cover about 6 months ago but since I didn't read the series I don't know what his story actually was.
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Doctor Spaceman posted:What ended up happening with Magneto in Secret Empire? I know people were pissed based on that variant cover about 6 months ago but since I didn't read the series I don't know what his story actually was. He agrees with Cap's plan to make New Tian a thing, fakes his death for a bit, and ends up fighting against Hydra.
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I recall a single panel from a single comic book which featured Marvel multiverse Earth where New York City was completely filled with Empire State Buildings and Statues of Liberty. Someone was flying over it and the caption was "I was on Earth-____" and I can't remember anything else. Anybody know what panel/comic/Earth it was?
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Doom Mathematic posted:I recall a single panel from a single comic book which featured Marvel multiverse Earth where New York City was completely filled with Empire State Buildings and Statues of Liberty. Someone was flying over it and the caption was "I was on Earth-____" and I can't remember anything else. Anybody know what panel/comic/Earth it was? That was an America Chavez moment, and I think it was in Gillen and McKelvie's Young Avengers. EDIT: Oh hey, found it. http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Earth-212 DivineCoffeeBinge fucked around with this message at 01:37 on Oct 9, 2017 |
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DivineCoffeeBinge posted:That was an America Chavez moment, and I think it was in Gillen and McKelvie's Young Avengers. not to be confused with Earth-213, a world-spanning metropolis with mountains of Trump Towers and valleys of 9/11 memorials
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Autism Sneaks posted:not to be confused with Earth-213, a world-spanning metropolis with mountains of Trump Towers and valleys of 9/11 memorials Area code 213 is for Los Angeles. 
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Probably a typo on Autism Sneaks' part. That Earth is Earth-212, which is an NYC area code. The area code to have, if that one episode of Seinfeld is to be believed.
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Oct 9, 2017 17:01
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I think he probably just went one number up from 212 actually, considering the post he's quoting is about that very Earth???
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Wow you're right, I didn't even read his post. Just assumed he was repeating the stuff about the Statue of Libertys everywhere.
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Oct 9, 2017 17:45
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Fun fact: when area codes were implemented, the places with the highest population densities got the lowest numbers because they would be the fastest to dial on a rotary phone since they would be called the most.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF7UKfPg6xo
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DivineCoffeeBinge posted:That was an America Chavez moment, and I think it was in Gillen and McKelvie's Young Avengers. Super, thank you.
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What happened to the members of the last Squadron Supreme after the series? Do they still show up in any ongoing series?
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Ummm Hyperion had a short lived book where he became a trucker and fought alien carnies, and last i saw him was in secret empire he was on the space side of the force field fighting the chitari Nighthawk also had a short lived book where he beat up crooked cops and chased a serial killer in Chicago. iirc he died during secret empire I don't remember seeing anyone else after the main book ended
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site posted:Ummm Hyperion had a short lived book where he became a trucker and fought alien carnies, and last i saw him was in secret empire he was on the space side of the force field fighting the chitari He died off-panel during Secret Empire. In a fashion that basically screamed "Well, we know everyone's coming back to life after this, so might as well do something interesting with the fascist dystopian nightmare". He wasn't even in costume when he died, he was just gunned down as a civilian iirc.
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Sin City voice an antifascist black man dies so a fascist white man can live. Fair trade
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site posted:Ummm Hyperion had a short lived book where he became a trucker and fought alien carnies, and last i saw him was in secret empire he was on the space side of the force field fighting the chitari I like how Secret Empire had to have, like, three different contrived problems to keep the heroes from just immediately beating Cap and Hydra.
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The force field thing gets even more ridiculous after two seconds of thought cuz Spencer has chitari waves ram into it on like three separate occasions and it didn't break so all the heroes were out there fighting and dying for essentially no reason. They all coulda just moved out of the way and waited until someone on earth disabled the shield and been alright
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site posted:The force field thing gets even more ridiculous after two seconds of thought cuz Spencer has chitari waves ram into it on like three separate occasions and it didn't break so all the heroes were out there fighting and dying for essentially no reason. They all coulda just moved out of the way and waited until someone on earth disabled the shield and been alright
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site posted:Ummm Hyperion had a short lived book where he became a trucker and fought alien carnies, and last i saw him was in secret empire he was on the space side of the force field fighting the chitari Yeah, I read Hyperion, it was ok, shame about Nighthawk dying though.
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Can someone explain to me Malibu's Ultraverse imprint and why The Black Knight, Juggernaut, Sienna Blaze and that guy Rob Liefield made that kept getting a different limb severed by a member of X-force on every appearance became temporary residents of it?
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http://www.multiversitycomics.com/news-columns/crossed-out-crossovers-black-september/
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Sinners Sandwich posted:Can someone explain to me Malibu's Ultraverse imprint and why The Black Knight, Juggernaut, Sienna Blaze and that guy Rob Liefield made that kept getting a different limb severed by a member of X-force on every appearance became temporary residents of it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYV8fgKW-8Q
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How exactly is Peter related to Aunt May and Uncle Ben anyway? Which of them was actually a sibling of his parents and which parent was it?
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CityMidnightJunky posted:How exactly is Peter related to Aunt May and Uncle Ben anyway? Which of them was actually a sibling of his parents and which parent was it? Ben is the older brother of Richard Parker, Peter's dad.
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What's that comic where the foul-mouthed nihilistic detective has a happy floating purple monster that won't leave him alone?
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CityMidnightJunky posted:How exactly is Peter related to Aunt May and Uncle Ben anyway? Which of them was actually a sibling of his parents and which parent was it? They actually aren't related. May and Ben captured him and his sister (who were merpeople) in the sea and somehow turned them into people and thus Peter's entire life is a lie. His sister made her way back to the sea but Peter never did. Spider-Man will end when he figures it out.
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Halloween Jack posted:What's that comic where the foul-mouthed nihilistic detective has a happy floating purple monster that won't leave him alone? Happy, by Grant Morrison. It's getting a show on SyFy starring Christopher Meloni and Patton Oswalt's voice.
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Jordan7hm posted:They actually aren't related. May and Ben captured him and his sister (who were merpeople) in the sea and somehow turned them into people and thus Peter's entire life is a lie. His sister made her way back to the sea but Peter never did. Spider-Man will end when he figures it out. He's asking about 616, not Newspaper Spider-Man.
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Big Bad Voodoo Lou posted:Happy, by Grant Morrison. It's getting a show on SyFy starring Christopher Meloni and Patton Oswalt's voice. Sold
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Ben and May looked so decrepit right from the very beginning that you wonder how old Ben would have been when Peter was born and how much older Ben was than Richard to be decrepit by the time Peter was in his mid-teens. They look like grandparents.
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I forget if it's on May's side or on the Parker side, but I know one of the siblings had a 20 year difference.
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There's also this pile of garbage. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trouble_(comics)
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Reported.
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Lobok posted:Ben and May looked so decrepit right from the very beginning that you wonder how old Ben would have been when Peter was born and how much older Ben was than Richard to be decrepit by the time Peter was in his mid-teens. They look like grandparents. There are large age gaps between siblings. I was in college before my sister was born.
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ImpAtom posted:There are large age gaps between siblings. I was in college before my sister was born. Of course it's not unfamothable but it's not only the difference in ages between the two brothers. It just makes me wonder because the ages (as far as I know) were never strictly told to us. Like if we assume super cool secret agent Richard Parker became a father at 30 and Ben was 20 years older than him, then by the time Amazing Fantasy #15 comes out he's in his mid-60s. Ben looks old for his age there though not terrible I suppose. But May looks bad for being in her 60s. Maybe in addition she's older than Ben? Again, there's nothing definitive and there's nothing impossible about any of it, but just Things That Make You Go "Hmmm..."
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I think that when I was a child I just assumed Ben and May were his great-aunt and great-uncle. I have five great-uncles and I never addressed any of them as "Great-Uncle Joe."
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To me the weirdest part is that two pairs of siblings married.
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