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I totally agree. I think any character can be an Avenger. The initial line up was essentially every Marvel hero being published at the time who wasn't in the Fantastic Four or Spider Man. If Stan and...

You are more than welcome. I'm glad I could help.

I'm guessing Milo Manara will be doing variants for the first couple of issues featuring a different starring character. You'll get your Rogue cover in good time.

It's Arthur Suydam. http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=45250

Because alternate universes "don't count".

Superboy and the Legion of Superheroes/Legion of Superheroes Vol 2 ran for about 125 issues. There was an 80 issue run in Adventure Comics. Vol 3 ran for 63 issues and a couple of annuals. Vol 5 ran...

But I have been. None of the books I'm currently buying are straight forward heroics so it's sad to see one of them being ticked off the publisher's list.

I'm pretty sure Mieville has said in interviews he initially approached Berger to do it as a Vertigo book but someone higher in the chain of command- Lee or Didio or Harras- asked that it be brought...

Fialkov and Kirk is a very interesting talent team up regardless of subject matter and the added possibility of Galactus action makes me happy.

The writing was really on the wall for Red She-Hulk...

With these cancellations I'm down to just Batwoman on the DC part if my pull list.

Maybe DC can restart Adventure Comics featuring the Legion and a co-feature of something like What The Hell...

I don't like the art. The colouring just seems to wash away any depth of the pencilling. It is remarkable only in its blandness.

It looks like the kind of thing that'll take 3 or 4 issues to really find its feet. Simone is very skilled at orchestrating team books so I certainly think its worth checking out for more than just...

Glad I wasn't the only one who thought that.

Swan for definite. Kurt Schaffengerger is pretty fantastic too.

What is wrong with the artwork? I find Daredevil to be continuously one of Marvel's most visually attractive books from Marcos Martin's initial issues through Paolo Riveira and now Chris Samnee, as...

Deodato's art always looks really stiff to me, almost as if he's manipulating action figures and copying the poses onto paper. He's not the worst offender when it comes to composition, but it annoys...

I think there's nothing inherently wrong wit the idea of the Joker's Daughter, it's just the execution which is off in this instance. The generic punk chick look, but with added Joker face is just...

On the Fantomex point, I don't think we've seen EVA since Fantomex split in three. How does EVA relate to the three Fantomexes, is it the joint nervous system of all three versions or just the...

The design looks like a crappy theoretical gender flipped version of the Joker, the sort of thing usually condemned to the less explored depths of DevianArt and tumblr, right down to the hastily...

I voted for Byrne, but I personally prefer Binder's stories. Also the lack of Mark Waid on this list is inexcusable.

I'm cautiously optimistic for Starlin's reign. The book had been really dreary under Cornell and Milligan, two writers who I otherwise mostly enjoy, and I stopped reading the book by the zero issue....

Have you been reading Teen Titans?

Didn't Lobdell do this week's issue? Maybe it was in reference to that.

Very intrigued by this now. Glass's run was really poor, but I got the feeling he was typing up editorial dictates rather than getting to tell his own story and yet Kot sounds like he has all the...

They've never been open source. Apple have always had one of most regulated, closed networked setups in the business. Microsoft are actually a lot more open access which may surprise some people.