johnorlandella

April 3, 2011 2:49 pm It took me three tries over two days to read this article because of my 2 and 4 year old.

March 31, 2011 6:49 am I think anybody with a 4 to 5 year old will think this is the truest and funniest comic ever.  I think that just about all of those comics have happened to me.

January 27, 2011 8:16 am I think this book did exactly what is was meant to do... get more eyes on the title and potentially to continue reading the book.  I did not read any FF leading up to this issue, but after reading this one will at least give it a chance going forward.

November 20, 2010 8:45 pm My 3.5 year old son saw a preview commercial for this during Batman: The Brave and the Bold from last night and instantly started telling me he wanted to see it.  He wasn't the only one in the house who wanted to see it.

July 30, 2010 2:45 pm The freebies have a great place right now for me.  Every time I go to my LCS with my 3.5 year-old son, I grab those books for him and let him read (ie destroy) those books in the car.  He loves them, and it has helped teach him who is who in the Marvel and DC universes.

July 19, 2010 1:34 pm

You're lucky you have a girl... well to a degree...

Every time my 3.5 year old is in Target he points at the coolest toy possible and asks for it, and I have a hard time turning him down, because I would have wanted it myself (and still do). My wallet is always hurting after a trip down the toy aisle like that.

Then I was grabbing some toddler to for my 17 month old, only to realize that he only wants what his older brother has. So recently, I just gave up.  Jackson wanted a the Green Power Ranger, well Cameron got the Black Power Ranger.  My wife was surprised this weekend when I declared Sunday "Water Shooter Day" and bought myself a Super Soaker, and the boys equally fun water guns.

August 18, 2009 9:32 am It really seems like at the end of all this, Archie is going to wake up and it was all a dream.

January 21, 2009 12:03 am @PymSlap, from the cliff hanger in #582, they make you believe that it is now only a matter of "time" before he is revealed.  I am not sure what the tracer killer has to do with the bigger picture in this arc, but I am thinking he will be revealed sooner in the story rather than later.

January 20, 2009 3:09 pm @jorgevillatoro The only problem you might have is catching up with the new "status quo" in the Spider-Man world.  When they say this story is a year in the making, they are not joking.  A lot of the back stories that have been slowly building since Brand New Day are apparently going to be resolved with this story.  I would jump in, because even though there is some back story you'll need to get to speed on, the opening page intro's have been very good with this book to get the reader up to speed.

December 12, 2008 8:07 am I love Santa for reason #8 alone.  My son is only 20 months old, but he knows that something funky is going on.  Putting a live tree in the middle of the living room.  Hanging large socks from the mantle.  We keep telling him Santa will bring him presents, but he is still too young to understand what that sentence means.  He does understand toys, though, and I cannot wait to see the look on his face when we tell him to unwrap something and it reveals a toy inside.  And on top of that this Jolly Fat Man gave him all these gifts because he was a "good" boy this year.