Dylanio21
02-14-2008, 10:09 AM
I am pumped for Old Man Logan this summer, I think it's gonna be absolutely amazing. The idea of the future of the Marvel Universe having a very bad outcome is pretty awesome. I also like that it's fully in the Marvel Universe, or atleast that's what they're saying. But I don't know if this will all actually happen ever, considering the Heroes age at maybe 10 years every 30, if you're lucky.
Originally Cap was Frozen, Sub-Mariner doesn't age normally and Jim Hammond (the old torch) is an android. So it made sense for noone to ever age. But then about 40 years later...Cap dies not looking much older than when he was unfrozen. Now with mention of an Old Man Logan that isn't some kind of What If? type tale...it makes me wonder if the Marvel Universe will ever age normally. I love how everything in the Marvel Universe works together and everyone can have an effect on one another in a totally different book, but I wonder why Peter Parker isn't greying and why there isn't a whole new class of X-Men yet because Cyclops should be in his 50s by now...maybe 60s or 70s but the first class was pretty young when they started.
Well, with all the madness in the Marvel Universe happening and more coming up, maybe everything is scheduled for a huge change and they've let the Civil War team mess around with everything yet again, that'd be pretty cool. All the madness could end and we could start seeing a steady aging of the Marvel Heroes that won't have Spidey have his 50th Birthday in the year 3000.
Originally Cap was Frozen, Sub-Mariner doesn't age normally and Jim Hammond (the old torch) is an android. So it made sense for noone to ever age. But then about 40 years later...Cap dies not looking much older than when he was unfrozen. Now with mention of an Old Man Logan that isn't some kind of What If? type tale...it makes me wonder if the Marvel Universe will ever age normally. I love how everything in the Marvel Universe works together and everyone can have an effect on one another in a totally different book, but I wonder why Peter Parker isn't greying and why there isn't a whole new class of X-Men yet because Cyclops should be in his 50s by now...maybe 60s or 70s but the first class was pretty young when they started.
Well, with all the madness in the Marvel Universe happening and more coming up, maybe everything is scheduled for a huge change and they've let the Civil War team mess around with everything yet again, that'd be pretty cool. All the madness could end and we could start seeing a steady aging of the Marvel Heroes that won't have Spidey have his 50th Birthday in the year 3000.