It's much older than that. Certain Chick tracts come to mind

Patsy Walker #8 is going to be a CWII tie-in, so there's no escaping.

I was excited about Batman because of Tom King, but I thought it was whatever. I dunno, I expected more from a big reboot kicker-offer.

Aside from the name and being company-wide events, do the two stories have anything in common?

That's all I thought Marvel NOW! was. Just another 'season'. I didn't think it was a reboot.

As long they had a safe word.

…playing Ayler's Holy Ghost

If they were going that route, Takemitsu's score for Kwaidan would work just fine.

Yeah, the one by the marine sniper was really scary.

The members of Fall Out Boy look like they are, at least on occasion, afraid of some ghosts. I hope that won't be a problem

Meh, half of the internet would probably call me a Nazi sympathizer because I liked Cap Steve #1

Depends on age and literary interests. I know it's an obvious choice, but Saga did it for me.

Cry Havoc #5
Aloha, Hawaiian Dick #2
Monstress #6
Starve #9
Tokyo Ghost #7
Empty Zone #7
Patsy Walker AKA Hellcat #6
Captain America: Steve Rogers #1
Nighthawk #1
Captain Marvel #5
DC Universe Rebirth #1
4001 AD #1
4001 AD: X-0 Manowar #1

Why make a Jane Bond when you can just make a Velvet movie?

August 11, 2003 - NATO takes over command of the peacekeeping force in Afghanistan, marking its first major operation outside Europe in its 54-year-history.

Marvel editor Tom Brevoort received a death threat so disturbing and menacing it makes the above sound like a polite request.

It's 'vamonos', not 'vamanos'

It's signifcant that the book takes so many pages to describe the evolution of the suicide bomber from disenfranchised youth to Hydra agent. Not to mention Cap's reaction and empathy for him. I'm really curious how that'll all play out.

No worries, I had to look it up to confirm. . Martindale is a bit taller, but in costume they do look alike.

That wasn't Margo Martindale. It was, in fact, Marceline Hugot.