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Miss Fantastic cuz it's a Doombot and Doombots need more love.

Ka-Zar the Savage

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And that was THE big problem for those people. They weren't bitching only about movies, but about other people whose opinions they disliked.

I agree because you didn't understand. I bolded so you could see what I was talking about.

I thought I did. :biggrin:

Is Marvel/Miracleman too obvious a choice?

And, does Steranko's History of Comics count?

but for two definites that haven't been mentioned (put me on the 1963 bandwagon):

Marvel's Star Trek:...

Forty Years Later.

When you put it like that, they're still a couple of posters bitching and "deeply bothered" about what some people want to see in a comic-book movie.

Could something be done with a time-displaced "Cold War relic"? IIRC, there were takes on Atom that had him kicked into the future.

Not as many as would complain if Ben Grimm wasn't played with blue eyes.

Looks to me like they're both deeply bothered by what some fans want to see in a comic book movie adaptation.

Beautious, Ms F, beautious. Thank you for sharing.

Esposito > Elba. I want me some Gus Fring in my Reed Richards.

I know. Really, if one of those noobs dares to want something you don't, or worse yet, expresses themselves in a way you don't approve of, that's a problem for you.

It must really suck when someone else has a different opinion about what he'd like to see in a movie than you do.

I THINK Moore's the better writer. Moore's work seems a little deeper to me than Morrison's so I think Moore's capable of saying more with his work. In any case, it's an opinion because, let's be...

Before I thank you, profusely: Dawgs or Yellow Jackets? Keep in mind there is only one correct answer.

That would be a movie I'd want to see.

Avengers #12 (I really hope Infinity is worth all of this build-up.)
Fantastic Four #8 (If only F4 could be as good and as much fun as FF...)
Fearless Defenders #4AU (Yeah, I guess. Hopefully...

A 19 yr old celebrity with a drink in her hand seems like an extremely normal thing. It's getting a bit weird with Johnny up in 30ish land, but I suppose it is intended to make him look younger.
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Sue's considered the "true" adult because Reed can become too focused on his work to the detriment of other factors. Reed can lead the superhero group, but Sue runs the family.

Yes, he is. But, get this. He's OK with other people reading what they want. I know, crazy idea, isn't it? Imagine everybody getting the books they like and not being judgmental about anybody...

Didn't that used to be a commercial? :biggrin:

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100 Bullets, 100 proof?

I agree.