I'll be reading all the comics I've bought but haven't got around to since leaving my comic shop job in Nov. 2013. It's a big stack. I may be some time.

Viva El Macho!

I own it as well. It's good to finally admit it.

'Mazing Man.

So good.

It may be a slap in the face to fans and there may be a backlash, but they would do it if they thought there was money in the idea. Gwen may seem like a character who cannot be revived, but nothing is written in stone.

I… I'm sorry. I had no idea.

"The main 616 Gwen Stacy has and will always be dead"
Right up until they decide to revive her. Like in House of M. Bucky Barnes and Barry Allen were once permanently dead, now they're not. It could happen to Gwen, very easily.

Mr. Impossible? Of the Mr. Men?

It was a very natural place to drop a title.

I always remember poor Cloud 9, who only wanted to use her flying powers to fly. She dutifully registered and was turned into a sniper, forced to kill at the behest of the government. The rationale was that flyers need to be licensed. The reality was any superhuman would become the governments military pawn.

Precisely. Cap's position is always the correct one. Millar wanted to write a story where Cap was wrong, but didn't tell any of the other writers that. Hence, a lot of confusing characterization.

It's a pretty good adaptation of Bad Day on the Moon as I recall. May have to break out the old DVD's.

I hope you've had the opportunity to enjoy the animated series.

"I never dreamed I'd live long enough to hear you say Earth parallel development and mean it, Sam. ."

"Give us one of those Elvis shaped whiskey decanters. We wanna drink from the neck hole of the King."

I prefer Silo Buds, thank you.

Seconded.

Check out Don Rosa's The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck. A truly epic biography of the world's richest duck.

That drove me goddamn nuts! Everyone was talking about how good Hush was and didn't seem to notice it was the same story again! At least Dark Victory was a sequel.