Originally posted by JakeTheBankCant see it tbh.
So Thanos is gonna mindrape Hulk into attacking the Avengers, eh?
Originally posted by Galan007Yeah that was a very misleading cover, Vulcan got raped badly
Cover art can be quite deceptive and misleading. This cover was a prime example:...Or Hulk really WILL tool Thor and lift Mjolnir. Don't care either way, tbh.
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=38677
Spoiler:
I wonder how Drax came back to life.And why Peter Quill is blonde and wearing a costume from 20 years ago...
Originally posted by AlmightyKfish
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=38677Spoiler:
I wonder how Drax came back to life.And why Peter Quill is blonde and wearing a costume from 20 years ago...
Nice find.
Though, tbh, I don't really buy into the following:
"The problem that he's maybe had -- not to speak too much for him -- and the problem we've had in general with cosmic is that we want to attract the widest possible audience. Any series that has a large footprint outside of the world we know can be harder to do that with. For example, for me as a reader back in the '70s, when a book like 'Thor' would spend a few months out in Asgard fighting off an incursion by the trolls, I would very quickly lose interest. There was nothing there to connect to my world. The stakes involved are nothing I'm into. There are some people who are very into that, but I wasn't one of them as a reader. And those were the times I'd drift away from 'Thor' for a while."I think the same thing tends to be true of the cosmic stuff," Brevoort continued. "There are guys who tend to love cosmic, whether it's for the military sci-fi aspect of it or the trippy, mind-bending expansiveness of the '70s cosmic material or whatever. There are some people who really, really dig that. But to a lot of the rank and file fans, there's no context to it...you need something there to key into and connect to. My expectation is that's what Brian will do when he plays with these cosmic elements, and really, that's the reason he hasn't done more with this stuff in the past. It's just a more difficult nut to crack. He's played with a lot of different areas of the Marvel U in 'Avengers' up to this point, but he's never done a big, space-oriented story until now. And even then, that story starts on earth with these 12 regular humans who are imbued with the power of the Zodiac by Thanos, and the hows and whyfors of that will be explained over the coming issues."
Generally, so long as the books are good, fans love cosmic arcs and titles. I, for one, don't feel this need to have to personally relate to every single character I read about in order to enjoy the stories they're in. Silver Surfer, for example...I have virtually nothing in common with Norrin on any level. Heck, even Thor, my favorite super hero in Marvel, I don't really "identify" with outside of some of the family issues he's had.
As far as Bendis goes, there's no secret he's much more in his element dealing with street level stories.
Originally posted by AlmightyKfish
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=38677Spoiler:
I wonder how Drax came back to life.And why Peter Quill is blonde and wearing a costume from 20 years ago...
Where the hell is Nova?
Anyway, I'm scared of this. At first look, it's aweome, but it's probably a trap, there's a landmine burried under the good stuff.
Originally posted by BouboumasterNow that I think about it, how the hell did nova survive the cancerverse blowing up? Or Thanos and Quill for that matterC?
Where the hell is Nova?Anyway, I'm scared of this. At first look, it's aweome, but it's probably a trap, there's a landmine burried under the good stuff.
