Comic Book Questions

Originally posted by Mindship
Gray? One who doesn't get stronger with rage? Who'd have thunk it.

Gray Hulk does get stronger with rage. Heals faster and becomes more durable, too.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Gray Hulk does get stronger with rage. Heals faster and becomes more durable, too.

Anyone know if Batman Incorporated is in current DC continuity or not? Like in DCnU?

Originally posted by Mindship
The Gray from the very beginning? Didn't stronger/madder develop later? Or there's another Gray stage?

I don't know about very beginning, but as "Mister Fixit" he definitely was getting stronger when madder.

Originally posted by TheTyrant
Anyone know if Batman Incorporated is in current DC continuity or not? Like in DCnU?

It is.

I have heard that Xavier was a pretty creepy guy who had a crush on teenage Jean. Something about spying on her - I know there is a scan floating around out there about this. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

Originally posted by Blair Wind
I have heard that Xavier was a pretty creepy guy who had a crush on teenage Jean. Something about spying on her - I know there is a scan floating around out there about this. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

I don't know about the spying one, but I do a scan where Xavier criticizes himself for having feelings for her. It was in the early X-Men issues iirc.

Edit: It was in X-Men 3 iirc.

This one?

Yeah that one. I know Ultimate X-Men had a similar theme at one point. There were also a few rumours (between fans, not in the books), that Xavier in 616 had abused/groomed Jean in some way due to how close their relationship was.

I honestly don't remember any mention of spying, though. Sorry.

Which issue/run is this from?

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To Marvel and DC cosmic fans alike:

Is the appearance of Death of the Endless in a Hulk comic canon? If it is, does it in any way complicate Marvel's already over-complicated cosmic hierarchy?

Pretty sure the rationalization I heard was that it was just Marvel's Death who happened to look like DC's Death right then for some reason.

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
To Marvel and DC cosmic fans alike:

Is the appearance of Death of the Endless in a Hulk comic canon? If it is, does it in any way complicate Marvel's already over-complicated cosmic hierarchy?

Pretty sure that's just always ignored in any serious discussions, as it was very much just an Easter egg.

I know its not really a comic based question....but I'm looking for a Bane art/cgi model picture had it earlier in my previous pc but cant find it so on this pic Bane has a military cgi look with a smoky background....
Does anyone have this pic?

How is Justice league beyond? Any good? I don't mind spoilers.

The Celestial Armor that Apocalipse used in Uncanny Avengers, is his basic suit ??? Or is a special suit ???

A X-men fan, told me that was just his regular armor, but i doubt that...

Celestial tech is his standard equip. It really should be no surprise that Apoc can effortlessly beat young thor...

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Celestial tech is his standard equip. It really should be no surprise that Apoc can effortlessly beat young thor...

But no one needed to get a special weapon to destroy his standart armor. I know celestial tech is his equip, but that armor is his regular armor ???

I read in a wiki, that was created by Remember in X-force. Then, how could it be Apocalipse regular armor ?

Yes, it's his regular armor. Before the whole Celestial deal he wasn't wearing any. What's so hard to understand?

Wiki? Seriously?

Every time Apocalipse fighted against X-men, he was with this armor ? Is hard to believe.

Then how Remender is the one who created this armor ?

I dont understand that, if the armor in that arc was some special armor or only related with x-force arc.