Nobody really knows.
They don't have to make every storyline Ultimate Marvel did, they just have the characters be the same age as in the Ultimate books.
He's been a good guy longer than he's been a bad guy.
Hans Zimmer plays the synth on that song.
It was one of the posters we already saw in "Movie Star", so, yeah, callback.
The point wasn't stating the obvious, but stating that keeping the Ultimate line around is less like Showtime wanting to keep Dexter alive in case they want to go back to that money well later, and more like Sony continuing the Raimi Spider-Man films despite having successfully launched the Marc Webb series.
Except there is virtually nothing in the Ultimate line in terms of Intellectual Property.
Soy you mean continuing a line with ridiculously low sales was a business decision?
Name one reason Bendis would have to lie about it.
Nope. They never intended to have Miles stay on 616 permanently.
They announced just today that the Ultimate line would get relaunched in April.
http://www.newsarama.com/20…
As long as Bendis will want to write Ultimate Spidey, the line will stay.
Bendis's Ultimate Spider-Man.
They'll say "Aw, Topsy!" at my autopsy,
but no one will be more shocked than me.
The French was mostly correct (there was one article missing) and the whole thing was made of correct-but-awkward turn of phrase, which is more than I can say about most fake French in pop culture.
Wrong! You get it at my coffee vending machine. 38th & 6th in the basement of the K-Mart. You just go downstairs, you get the key from David and BOOM! You plug in the machine and…