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*******SPOILER ALERT********* ****** ****** ****** ****** ****** ****** ****** ****** ****** ****** ****** ****** ****** ****** ****** ******************************* My guess is Hurt's Doctor is The Valeyard The Great Intelligence did mentio…
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I agree...This Sucks This was one of only three DC titles I was getting. Hopefully who ever they get to replace Robinson will do a good job or it down to two titles.
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To be honest; I have been having trouble with FBCD...I thought its purpose was to help shops generate new customers, and yet most people who turn up are either just coming for that one day, or are already regulars at the shop. I spoke with one of t…
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He will not play Rocket, but one of the founders of the original tean, Yondu. Characters from the original GotG!?! This just keeps getting better and better! I with you, I was interesting in the GotG movie before but now more than ever. Interes…
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SWEET ! :-bd
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Done
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Jamie The guy Carl shot outside the prison was not part of Tyreese's group, he was the kid from Woodbury with asthma who's mom tried to get him out of serving in the Governor's army. The kid from Tyreese's group was the one how got shot by Merle w…
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My first George Pérez comic was also my first Avengers comic: Avengers #150 (Aug. 1976), cover pencils by George and inks by Dan Adkins, with corrections/alterations by John Romita. George only drew the framing story, though, as much of the story wa…
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Watch the new episode and I thought it was okay. Didn't care much for the story, felt like just like too much of a setup. Not that I'm not interested in finding out who the new big baddie is this season. Although I was a bit creeped out at the outc…
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I agree with Jamie. I remember reading that last issue and seeing all the heroes in turn being taken out and thinking that is should not be happening. The heroes are always supposed to win not get taken out or killed, especially not almost the who…
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\ I remember Shooter doing a couple of good Ultron stories in The Avengers, including the one that first introduced Jocasta. Avengers 170-171 by Shooter/Pérez is one of my favorite Ultron stories. This is the one were The Avengers bring a deacti…
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Like this episode guys. I agree with what you said about Nova and the GotG, I did not read the other books. I have always been a big fan of the Marvel cosmic and I remember reading Nova, GotG and Star-Lord when they first were on the spinner racks…
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Second, I'm not sure that I want to read a story that starts from where Ultron has alrerady won. I want to see my heroes get put through the wringer, see Ultron's rise to victory and then see the heroes that are left fight back. With it starting ou…
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8 years... where did the time go. HAPPY B-DAY CGS
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Spider-Man for the responsibility, the ability to find humor in any situation, and just being really smart. And that is exactly why he's my favorite superhero. DITTO
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Tennis anyone? This was Baker’s last cover for Cinderella Love (#29, Oct. 1955), and the final issue of the series. Baker owned a convertible, so maybe he used his own car for reference here. COOl... suicide doors
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It's House of Mystery time with Nick Cardy for a minute I thought he was holding up a different finger. ;)
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Count me as someone who is glad you guy are gonna do a review of these movies. To me this has been most enjoyable animated movie DC has done yet. I love how closely the movie followed the comic. The only quibble is I wished they included the inter…
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Today’s Matt Baker goodness is Teen-Age Romances #9 (April 1950). Teen-Age Romances was one of St. John’s longest running titles (45 issues from Jan. 1949–Dec. 1955), and the first romance book Baker worked on, starting with issue #1 in January 1949…
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Picked up DNK pt2 and it was just as good as the first part... as you would expect. ;) The funny thing was I had to go to two different stores because the first was sold out and the Target that I did find it was almost sold out. Hopefully this i…
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A Fury cover Note Cap isn't dead, he isn't the hero @Webhead is referring to above (I think) Your right Capt. Britain was not the hero I was talking about.
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@Webhead looks like I'll definitely be going to the museum, there will be a Chuck Jones exhibit on while I'm there. I grew up watch Looney Tunes and seeing all his art will be amazing. Thanks again for the heads up! No problem, I visit those towns …
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I love those stories but this is still my fave Still one the most memorable moments when the Fury killed a certain British hero. Won't go into it because it might spoil it for someone but WOW.
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In Santa Cruz the best place is Atlantis Fantasyworld Great Shop, nice selection of new and wall books and some old books. Joe has been a fixture in the comics community for long time. http://www.atlantisfantasyworld.com/ The Boardwalk is the main…
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I've told this story on previous incarnations of The Comic Forums but I do not mind retelling it. I was about seven and we were moving out of town. On the way out of town my father stopped at a liquor store for snacks. After a few minutes my mom …
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Mines working fine What type of phone are you using. I'm on a iPhone 5
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Thought I share this with the group
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I use the IPB Buddy App on my iPhone and it works fine for me. DITTO
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George Pratt That's pretty cool Never seen that cover before, I like how you can make out it is Batman without being 100 percent sure that it is him and what he is doing.