SteveM
Name: Steve Marusich
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The Young Avengers has, up until this issue, been kind of a disappointment. This issue was excellent. The art was…
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Cyclops is a totally awesome character--way before Whedon got a hold of him [though he did a great job with him]. He is the x-men equivalent of Captain America [Steve Rogers-the real Cap]. He also ALWAYS speaks with he voice he had in the cartoon in the early 90's.
Dude, this thing was way better than you are giving it here. It may suck in the next few issues, but this was a good start to an arc. Seriously, is there anything out there you don't hate--I'm really not trying to be a dick. Just seems like you have a lot of anger.
I would gurantee that Loeb does notsecretly think his stuff is crap [Because I like to think subconciously that Loeb knows his stories are ****]. Loeb, I would guess, thinks he is telling a good story. He gets good artists because he has the cred to demand them. I didn't like Ultimates 3 either, but you have to judge this on its own merits and this was good for a first issue.
Good show, guys.
@nextchamp: I talked 100 people [this is not an exaggeration] into going to a opening day showing of Phantom Menance. Several of us camped out to get tickets. I was 6 when I first saw the original in the movie theater in 1977--my older brother had to read the opening to me. I freaking owned the Mill-Falcon and every possible toy my parents would buy or let me buy until about age 10 or 11. My parents took me to every opening day after that in 1980 and 1983. My wife and I still consider the re-release period of 1997 [while we were engaged] to be one of the highlights of our relationship. We walked into our reception to "the March of the Imperial Stormtroopers" after jokingly telling everyone we were going to have a Star Wars themed wedding.
Sorry NextC, but no freaking way in hell did your disappointment at 10 match what I was feeling. Stabbed in the face is a bit of hyperbole, but the defining pop culture event of my generation was destroyed by Jar-Jar and some poop jokes. No kid at age 10 knew what that felt like.