What's left to renumber?

[DeadXMan]

so Cap Hulk and DD are.

so who's left?

Iron Man
The avengers
Wolverine
are the ones that come to mind

what about Nova, GotG, and X-force

[Expletive Deleted]

X-FORCE and GotG are more or less completely different titles, now.

I don't object to renumbering when series were somewhat arbitrarily reset to a new #1 in order to drum up sales, but when a title was legitimately canceled and had a good long time off . . . pointing out what the numbering "should" be (cf. SHE-HULK #100) is one thing, but actually renumbering seems to be a little disingenuous.

[Brother Justin Crowe]

I'm not sure if Iron Man should be renumbered, given how Volume 4 and Volume 5 ran concurrently for five months.

I'm also not sure if Wolverine should be renumbered, given its transition to "Dark Wolverine" in the next few months.

Finally, I don't expect Avengers to become "Avengers" again (old numbering, or perhaps a new #1) intact until the film's release in 2012. If it's old numbering, it'll spring out of New Avengers, as Marvel has long said it would. Then again, there's always the chance that New Avengers #97 (I believe?) could become Avengers #600, which is due out in (I believe) late 2012/early 2013, after the release of the movie.

[Crowforge]

My post count.

[DeadXMan]

I'm not sure if Iron Man should be renumbered, given how Volume 4 and Volume 5 ran concurrently for five months.

I'm also not sure if Wolverine should be renumbered, given its transition to "Dark Wolverine" in the next few months.

Finally, I don't expect Avengers to become "Avengers" again (old numbering, or perhaps a new #1) intact until the film's release in 2012. If it's old numbering, it'll spring out of New Avengers, as Marvel has long said it would. Then again, there's always the chance that New Avengers #97 (I believe?) could become Avengers #600, which is due out in (I believe) late 2012/early 2013, after the release of the movie.


well hulk is becoming #600 while herc is staying the same number

so Wolverine: weapon X could be renumbered to 300

[Blue Blazes]

X-FORCE and GotG are more or less completely different titles, now.

I don't object to renumbering when series were somewhat arbitrarily reset to a new #1 in order to drum up sales, but when a title was legitimately canceled and had a good long time off . . . pointing out what the numbering "should" be (cf. SHE-HULK #100) is one thing, but actually renumbering seems to be a little disingenuous.

Same with Nova too, since there was 8 or so years between volumes. approaching #75 too!!

renumbering black panther bugs me as one of the more recent titles being rebooted. I mean the stories continued from the 2 volumes, other than a "new" back planther taking over it should still stay within the numbering...grrr:evilangry:

[GHalecki]

I would think that Mighty Avengers would have been renumbered.

After all, the cast is completely diferent, the tone is completely diferent, the entire direction of the book is diferent, with the only thing staying constant being the title.

I am not a fan of renumbering, but at lest this is a case where it would make sense.

[ThunderWolf!!!]

Marvel didn't renumber New Warriors and Black Pantherwhen they has the chance.
So besides X-Factor they can't renumber anything at the moment.
Next is Ms.Marvel after a few years and Generation X and Alpha Flight if they do new titles

[Crowforge]

they should renumber books every year so we can tell how late they are.

[Beadle]

Is T-Bolts on it's original numbering again? If not I'm guessing that might be next.

Deadpool would be another option, but there it gets fuzzy - do you count C&DP or Agent X?

Excalibur might also be a possibility.

(Plus Iron Man, X-Factor and Wolvie as already mentioned).

After that I can't see what they COULD renumber.

[DeadXMan]

what about Punisher?

[ThunderWolf!!!]

what about Punisher?

Punisher with MAX series is way past 200 and without is 3-4 years to 200.
Punisher War Journal is 106 issues so no renumbering here

[henryfish]

So I was exceptionally bored today and wondered, with the recent Thor renumbering and the upcoming Hulk, Daredevil and Captain America renumberings, what would the rest of the Marvel line of comics look like renumbered. Remember, I was exceptionally bored. Please forgive me.

Anyway, I took mini-series and ongoings into account, but not spin-offs, so no Punisher: War Journal or Wolverine: Origins. Subjective and debatable! Also, this was very cursory so if there were any volumes I missed, oh well. I also didn't do books with the same title but with vastly different teams/characters/plots, so no Guardians of the Galaxy, X-Force or X-Factor.

All in all I probably would only expect Iron Man to get renumbered anytime soon (as many of these series have just recently been relaunched... but then again, Thor was at 12 it was renumbered and Hulk will be at 17 or so when it gets renumbered, so who knows.)

I'm not sure how I feel about the whole renumbering thing, as while it is neat to acknowledge the vast history of characters and runs that came before, it does meddle up understanding about what is going on for newcomers!

Anywhere, here's my list, in no particular order, subject to change/correction/derision.

Punisher:

1986 - 5
1987 - 104
1995 - 18
1998 - 4
2000 - 12
2001 - 37
2009 - 3 (So Far)

Total: 183
Only 17 Issues Until 200

Cable:

1993 - 107
2008 - 12 (So Far)

Total - 119
Only 31 Issues Until 150

Ghost Rider:

1973 - 81
1990 - 93
2001 - 6
2005 - 6
2006 - 33 (So Far)

Total: 219
Only 31 Issues Until 250

Deadpool:

1994 - 4
1997 - 69
2009 - 8 (So Far)

Total: 81
Only 19 Issues Until 100

Iron-Man

1968: 332
1996: 13
1998: 89
2005: 35
2008: 11 (So Far)

Total: 480
Only 20 Issues Until 500

Wolverine

1982 - 4
1988 - 189
2003 - 71 (So Far)

Total: 264
Only 36 Issues Until 300

Nova

1976: 25
1994: 18
2007: 23 (So Far)

Total: 64
Only 36 Issues Until 100

Ms. Marvel

1977: 25
2006: 37 (So Far)

Total: 62
Only 38 Issues Until 100

Black Panther

1977 - 15
1988 - 4
1998 - 62
2005 - 41
2009 - 2 (So Far)

Total: 124
Only 26 Issues Until 150

[ZachSensei]

I like renumbering when it is a big character that changed numbers for no reason.

Daredevil really had no reason to start over again even though it was Marvel knights. They could have done it without the label.

Hulk is a good example he was kicked out of his book. He should have stayed there and Hercules could have had a number 1.

Captain America should have stayed on with numbering as well.

Thor died so it made sense for his book to go away. But I would have kept his new numbers since it was not all Thor anyways (the first ?87? issues were Journey into mystery, and it was also Journey into Mystery during Reborn).

Having continued numbers doesn't just look cool but makes it easier to keep track of reading order. New numbers should only come into place when the character was gone for a long long time.

[lou-bert vs. q-bert]

So I was exceptionally bored today and wondered, with the recent Thor renumbering and the upcoming Hulk, Daredevil and Captain America renumberings, what would the rest of the Marvel line of comics look like renumbered. Remember, I was exceptionally bored. Please forgive me.

Anyway, I took mini-series and ongoings into account, but not spin-offs, so no Punisher: War Journal or Wolverine: Origins. Subjective and debatable! Also, this was very cursory so if there were any volumes I missed, oh well. I also didn't do books with the same title but with vastly different teams/characters/plots, so no Guardians of the Galaxy, X-Force or X-Factor.

All in all I probably would only expect Iron Man to get renumbered anytime soon (as many of these series have just recently been relaunched... but then again, Thor was at 12 it was renumbered and Hulk will be at 17 or so when it gets renumbered, so who knows.)

I'm not sure how I feel about the whole renumbering thing, as while it is neat to acknowledge the vast history of characters and runs that came before, it does meddle up understanding about what is going on for newcomers!

Anywhere, here's my list, in no particular order, subject to change/correction/derision.

Punisher:

1986 - 5
1987 - 104
1995 - 18
1998 - 4
2000 - 12
2001 - 37
2009 - 3 (So Far)

Total: 183
Only 17 Issues Until 200

Cable:

1993 - 107
2008 - 12 (So Far)

Total - 119
Only 31 Issues Until 150

Ghost Rider:

1973 - 81
1990 - 93
2001 - 6
2005 - 6
2006 - 33 (So Far)

Total: 219
Only 31 Issues Until 250

Deadpool:

1994 - 4
1997 - 69
2009 - 8 (So Far)

Total: 81
Only 19 Issues Until 100

Iron-Man

1968: 332
1996: 13
1998: 89
2005: 35
2008: 11 (So Far)

Total: 480
Only 20 Issues Until 500

Wolverine

1982 - 4
1988 - 189
2003 - 71 (So Far)

Total: 264
Only 36 Issues Until 300

Nova

1976: 25
1994: 18
2007: 23 (So Far)

Total: 64
Only 36 Issues Until 100

Ms. Marvel

1977: 25
2006: 37 (So Far)

Total: 62
Only 38 Issues Until 100

Black Panther

1977 - 15
1988 - 4
1998 - 62
2005 - 41
2009 - 2 (So Far)

Total: 124
Only 26 Issues Until 150Dude, that's pretty awesome math!!!You forgot Deadpool has two 4issue miniseries, though.

Maybe you can more like Man-Thing, She-Hulk, Howard the Duck, Moon Knight, etc.

[ThunderWolf!!!]

So I was exceptionally bored today and wondered, with the recent Thor renumbering and the upcoming Hulk, Daredevil and Captain America renumberings, what would the rest of the Marvel line of comics look like renumbered. Remember, I was exceptionally bored. Please forgive me.

Anyway, I took mini-series and ongoings into account, but not spin-offs, so no Punisher: War Journal or Wolverine: Origins. Subjective and debatable! Also, this was very cursory so if there were any volumes I missed, oh well. I also didn't do books with the same title but with vastly different teams/characters/plots, so no Guardians of the Galaxy, X-Force or X-Factor.

All in all I probably would only expect Iron Man to get renumbered anytime soon (as many of these series have just recently been relaunched... but then again, Thor was at 12 it was renumbered and Hulk will be at 17 or so when it gets renumbered, so who knows.)

I'm not sure how I feel about the whole renumbering thing, as while it is neat to acknowledge the vast history of characters and runs that came before, it does meddle up understanding about what is going on for newcomers!

Anywhere, here's my list, in no particular order, subject to change/correction/derision.

Punisher:

1986 - 5
1987 - 104
1995 - 18
1998 - 4
2000 - 12
2001 - 37
2009 - 3 (So Far)

Total: 183
Only 17 Issues Until 200

Cable:

1993 - 107
2008 - 12 (So Far)

Total - 119
Only 31 Issues Until 150

Ghost Rider:

1973 - 81
1990 - 93
2001 - 6
2005 - 6
2006 - 33 (So Far)

Total: 219
Only 31 Issues Until 250

Deadpool:

1994 - 4
1997 - 69
2009 - 8 (So Far)

Total: 81
Only 19 Issues Until 100

Iron-Man

1968: 332
1996: 13
1998: 89
2005: 35
2008: 11 (So Far)

Total: 480
Only 20 Issues Until 500

Wolverine

1982 - 4
1988 - 189
2003 - 71 (So Far)

Total: 264
Only 36 Issues Until 300

Nova

1976: 25
1994: 18
2007: 23 (So Far)

Total: 64
Only 36 Issues Until 100

Ms. Marvel

1977: 25
2006: 37 (So Far)

Total: 62
Only 38 Issues Until 100

Black Panther

1977 - 15
1988 - 4
1998 - 62
2005 - 41
2009 - 2 (So Far)

Total: 124
Only 26 Issues Until 150

You forgot the 7 issue Nova ongoing.

[JoshuaCee]

I'm not sure if Iron Man should be renumbered, given how Volume 4 and Volume 5 ran concurrently for five months.

I'm also not sure if Wolverine should be renumbered, given its transition to "Dark Wolverine" in the next few months.

Finally, I don't expect Avengers to become "Avengers" again (old numbering, or perhaps a new #1) intact until the film's release in 2012. If it's old numbering, it'll spring out of New Avengers, as Marvel has long said it would. Then again, there's always the chance that New Avengers #97 (I believe?) could become Avengers #600, which is due out in (I believe) late 2012/early 2013, after the release of the movie.

This sounds the most likely, I think.

[americocaine]

All of those mentioned above have a good chance of hitting issue 100 except Ms. Marvel.

Title is in the sales basement and will only get worse with Karla Sofen the psycho bitch running the show.

[ZeoVGM]

so Cap Hulk and DD are.

so who's left?

Iron Man
The avengers
Wolverine
are the ones that come to mind

what about Nova, GotG, and X-force

Those last three won't happen. There was too much time between them and they are new series.

Avengers isn't one of them. It's a new series. Eventually they will go back to the original series and pick up where they left off in the numbering.

[ShaggyB]

Ghost Rider:

1973 - 81
1990 - 93
2001 - 6
2005 - 6
2006 - 33 (So Far)


only problem with that is the 93 issues from 1990 arent about Johnny Blaze as ghost rider.....

Combine that with the massive retcon that 2006 series has added.......

[Expletive Deleted]

only problem with that is the 93 issues from 1990 arent about Johnny Blaze as ghost rider.Eh, he was involved, a lot of the time. I think you could make the case that it should count towards some sort of overall numbering.

That said, I don't think it makes sense to count mini-series. They're a separate thing.