Superior Spiderman, Superior Ironman, the entire crap with the morally inverted Justice League. Marvel, we get it, you like artificially turning the heroes into villains. Guess what, comic book readers, DON’T LIKE THAT!

Seriously, they’re called superHEROES! Yes, while we occasionally like dark gritty stuff like…

So, if you changed the instrumentation it could work without the vocals. That seems it would be a given, but I’ll concede the point. Regardless, Uematsu seems to prefer these sorts of vocals, as evidenced by pieces such as Melodies of Life, Eye’s on Me, Answers, and so on.

That may not be your cup of tea, but it works…

I’m sorry but, you’re way off base here. If you pay attention to the instrumentals alone, it’s clear they fade back and become far more subdued when the vocals become prominent.

You know, if nobody reads it, it doesn’t matter how important your comic might be. Honestly, this isn’t really a surprise at all. Looking at the sample pages, it’s clear that this is the same poorly written heavy handed drivel that’s been turning readers off left and right.

If Marvel wants readers back, they need to…

Great illustrations and all, and overall I highly approve of the Kingkiller Chronicles books. Except for the part in the 2nd book where the author kept going off on a side tangent about Kovthe discovering free love. That part was a bit off-putting.

Still, on the whole, they’re very good books.

Sorry, but this just reads as being contrived as all heck. Also, language doesn’t work that way. Words have specific meanings, and that meaning is defined by the common consensus of the people speaking the language. You simply don’t get to change the meaning of words just because you feel like it.

Honestly, while I’m…

Color me entirely unsurprised.

Look, at the end of the day, Alien and Aliens were slasher/horror fics, with a bit of an action flavor, set either in space or on another planet. The base concept is just too basic to build a lore-driven super-franchise.

The quicker everyone involved with that film series realizes this,…

Or, you know, it’s just Marvels writers being utter imbeciles, again. I know, it’s a crazy thought, isn’t it!?

I know there’s history behind this, and I understand why some people might dislike the use of the word. However, this still seems a bit thin-skinned to me. I reiterate that I get it, but almost any word can be tied to some historical event or movement that offends somebody. That’s why intent is somewhat important in…

caused consternation amongst traditionalists

Really doesn’t look scary, I’m sorry.

Oh, Sonic SatAM is excellent. Probably still the best animated Sonic series even after all these years. I’m sure other series have had better humor since then, maybe even better action and animation. But, SonicSatAM had a great balance of action, light-hearted moments, with occasional dark bits thrown in for good…

Ugh, is this another one of those, “Science is hard!” articles?!

Yes we get it, Marvel, you think we’re all blithering idiots. Love you too, bye!

You say this, but if this game successfully recreated the pre-nerf FFXIV Alexander Savage experience, you’d spend six months to beat the third floor and hate yourself a little more with each passing day. Basically, you wouldn’t be a happy camper! XD

Again, I’m not concerned with what some jerks thought about Danvers vacating and Kamala taking up the Ms. Marvel mantle. People who objected for that reason were few, and they were jerks. There will always be jerks. They don’t matter, and they neither prove nor disprove my point.

That’d be fine if we were talking about heroes who are well known for passing on their mantles. For example, there have been multiple Flash’s, Blue Beetles, etc. However, that doesn’t really fit in this case. While there have been other people to take up the mantle of Thor and Captain America, none of the replacements…

Yeah, and some people still think the earth is flat, or pineapple is an acceptable topping for pizza. As long as it doesn’t affect me, I don’t waste time fretting over what other people think.

Besides that, Marvel fans seem to like women and minority characters just fine. As was pointed out, there are numerous…

Yeah, diversity isn’t a problem. Pushing aside existing characters with established fan-bases to achieve that diversity is the wrong way to do it, but the goal isn’t bad. Oh well, I’m trying to mentally check out of comics right now. Seeing articles like this doesn’t exactly help though.

Marvel wants it to stay undone: Marvel is a bunch of tasteless hacks, confirmed.

Seriously, the past few years has been nothing but, “We’re going to take this character, make them evil, and otherwise stomp all over them as we know it’ll get a rise out of our readers.” I’ve pretty much had it and given up on Marvel as…