sunblade10

August 22, 2013 8:37 am Please do not bring John Stewart into any new DC movie or TV series. Absolutely the worst GL ever. I would rather see B'dg on the big screen than John Stewart.

February 28, 2013 12:33 pm First off let me say this: "If DC is listening I still want my money back for calling into the original Death in the Family hotline to kill off Jason Todd." If there was ever a character in the Batman universe that should have died and stayed dead it was Jason. That being said Damian grew on me like fungus and I went from hating his character to liking him and thought he was best when paired with Dick. Here is what I think everyone is forgetting and I could be wrong but sooner or later Booster Gold is gonna save the DC universe... Again. That's right the gratest hero that no one knows will set this back to the point where Flashpoint triggered the new 52. The timeline is not right and there have been clues, first off Booster repeatedly tried to save Barbara Gordon from the Joker and was continualy thwarted because it was fixed point in time. Now agreed that time is a big ball of timey wimey wibbley wobbley stuff but we have also seen Booster realize that Superman and Wonderman should not be kissing right before he disappearedfrom the universe in JLI. While I have enjoyed alot of the new 52 comics I would not be sad to see the shift back to the original DC Multiverse and I think that DC and Geoff Johns are holding Booster off until they cannot justify the sales anymore. Long Live Booster, He'll save everyone of us!

December 11, 2012 3:45 pm I have been against this series from the beginning. This article has re-enforced that feeling. If even the writer admits to this not being anywhere near a new idea, Why publish it? Walker admits this is The Hunger Games and Battle Royale with Marvel Characters. Why, oh wait let's call it an homage now. Is it too much to ask for something original? I guess Tim Drake couldn't save this group from N.O.W.H.E.R.E and The Culling. Oh wait that was another story playing off the with a Hunger Games theme but successfully avoided being another rip.. sorry homage.

October 9, 2012 2:57 pm While this argument may be raging I feel that this article has truly captured the way I feel. In an attempt to get new readers Marvel consistently alienates those of us who have been following their characters for years. I have been an avid X-men fan for years I began reading them back in 1992 and have spent many years trying to complete my collection. My collection encompasses all things X. Every series, ltd. series, one shot, crossover, line wide event, appearance etc. going back to Giant Size #1. I am attached to these charecters as they have been my friends and family when I had none and continued to be there in one form or another for the past twenty years. I have enjoyed the past three years immensly and felt "it was good to be an X-men fan" (With the exception of Rogue's entire history of not being able to touch thrown aside for a one shot dealing with the death of the Sentry and a slew of bad Wolverine and Deapool titles). Then AVX came out. I was excited but tentative as I had a feeling that of course the Avengers were going to have to be portrayed as the heroes. Unfortunately that was what I was given. The X-men were made to be the villains and corrupted. There was so much potential. What happened to Cyclop's press release? Why couldn't the world see the Avengers as being in the wrong? Captain America was so against the Superhuman registration act (Which was esentially a the Mutant Registration Act) that it caused a divide in the worlds heroes, why didn't we see more Avenger or heroes face a moral dilema and make a decision to side with the X-men. So here we are Cyclop's characterization was destroyed, Xavier is dead, The Avenger's are still Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Avengers and X-men have joined forces to better public relations, Wolverine is the penultimate X-man and of course we are somehow getting the original 5 X-men back so someone can take a turn at mucking up the X-men universe further than he already has. So should my anger be directed at Marvel for feeling like they alineated me in an effort to get new readership? Honestly, I cannot say as in my quest to buy back issues I supported the comic stores and not them but I do buy every X-title and every issue with a cast member of the X-universe (Thank you very much Wolverine and Deadpool! Can these guys be in any more books?). So in the end what will I do? I am pretty sure I am going to do what every other comic fan does. I will bitch and complain that their books are too expensive, berate the changes, malign company wide crossovers and go out and buy everyone of the issues that have an X-men tie to it because I want my collection to be complete and I can always hope that someday in the future it will get better and once again Nightcrawler, Jean Gray, Xavier and others will be back hopefully with some retcons to the recent atrocities.

May 2, 2012 7:10 am Joss Whedon? Geoff Johns is my master now.

November 16, 2011 11:25 am Why does this get cancelled but we still have Daken Dark Wolverine still running? I don't understand and shake my head at this development.