Frontline 11 is what killed the joy of being a comic book fan in me. This was the last Marvel comic book I read. Well, no, read is a wrong word, I simply skimmed through it and then just... god I wish I could throw that shit - it would stick to the wall. I have been suspicious of Marvel comic books ever since, only keeping Marvel Adventures on my pull list.
To be honest, it just went downhill (Tony + Maria rutting was like being hit in an aching jaw with a dick, to borrow a phrase I read today) I had no idea what was going on in Marvelworld until two days ago, when I found out they are bringing You Know Who back. I hope the first thing he does is to line up every single person, ever and smack them with his shield. For great justice!
One More Day was a travesty, even to someone who was not a regular Spidey fan. Another nail in the coffin. I have a feeling that every Marvel employee has about 3 ideas how to bring "our" Spidey back, because everyone knows the first thing the knew EIC of Marvel will say at the very first staff meeting will be - One More Day; how do we retcon that crap?
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Date: 2009-08-14 04:29 pm (UTC)To be honest, it just went downhill (Tony + Maria rutting was like being hit in an aching jaw with a dick, to borrow a phrase I read today)
I had no idea what was going on in Marvelworld until two days ago, when I found out they are bringing You Know Who back. I hope the first thing he does is to line up every single person, ever and smack them with his shield. For great justice!
One More Day was a travesty, even to someone who was not a regular Spidey fan. Another nail in the coffin. I have a feeling that every Marvel employee has about 3 ideas how to bring "our" Spidey back, because everyone knows the first thing the knew EIC of Marvel will say at the very first staff meeting will be - One More Day; how do we retcon that crap?