d21lewis said:
I thought I had found a partner in my campaingn to prove to the world that Electric Superman was awesome. It seems that, once again, I'm all alone. Alone. *wind blows* |
Don't worry, you are not alone, Electric Superman was cool and it was a nice run, the idea crashed and burned when they split superman and the ridiculous cross-over they did to return his old powers.
Even though Routh wasn't the problem, I still think he's just a shell with no character. He looked and sounded just like a Christopher Reeve-like superman but he didn't craft an identify of his own.
They could do better, not sure if this crazy looking guy might be him, but it could just be a bad camera moment for all you know. I mean, I kinda cringed at the thought of Heath Ledger being joker.
Munkeh111 said:
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Yes, didn't think much of it. But his X-men run and followed Runaways run is what concerns me and made me realise how bad he really is. He took well established characters and messed them up, delayed the publication of it and screwed their characters. He made things up that didn't make sense and didn't explain what he was doing ever, his X-men run ended with the least surprisng 'itonic' moment in comics ever. It is only recently with the fantastic work of Mike Carey and Fraction/Gillen that some of those issues have been fixed.
On Runaways he took a regular monthly book and delayed it so 5 issues lasted a year, this is all so Marvel could have him on their staff. And the less said about his 'amazing' ending to Civil War, the better.
Hmm, pie.
The Fury said:
Yes, didn't think much of it. But his X-men run and followed Runaways run is what concerns me and made me realise how bad he really is. He took well established characters and messed them up, delayed the publication of it and screwed their characters. He made things up that didn't make sense and didn't explain what he was doing ever, his X-men run ended with the least surprisng 'itonic' moment in comics ever. It is only recently with the fantastic work of Mike Carey and Fraction/Gillen that some of those issues have been fixed. On Runaways he took a regular monthly book and delayed it so 5 issues lasted a year, this is all so Marvel could have him on their staff. And the less said about his 'amazing' ending to Civil War, the better. |
Well I am afraid I can't really listen to someone who didn't think much of Firefly, it is the 2nd best TV series I have ever seen
Also, a quick check on wiki describes these comics that you talk of as being critically aclaimed
Thats Bizzaro guys
Munkeh111 said:
Well I am afraid I can't really listen to someone who didn't think much of Firefly, it is the 2nd best TV series I have ever seen Also, a quick check on wiki describes these comics that you talk of as being critically aclaimed |
Personal taste I guess. And yes, most 'critics' claimed it was good but no matter how much I read it, the stories and plot points weren't that great. I'd propbably say that the fact it still got acclaim and other fans commented about it socalled great stories made me not like it more, I seemed to be a rare few. Whedon and Cassaday ended up publishing 24 issues in 4 years a book that was meant to be a monthly book.
I'd happily say that out of all the comics and TPBs I have read in the last 10 years, issue #12 of Astonishing X-men was the biggest waste of money. There was no plot development or even a proper conclusion, just 22 pages (delay for like 2 months at that) of one liners.
Out of interest, what is your first best TV series you've ever seen?
Hmm, pie.
The Fury said:
Personal taste I guess. And yes, most 'critics' claimed it was good but no matter how much I read it, the stories and plot points weren't that great. I'd propbably say that the fact it still got acclaim and other fans commented about it socalled great stories made me not like it more, I seemed to be a rare few. Whedon and Cassaday ended up publishing 24 issues in 4 years a book that was meant to be a monthly book. I'd happily say that out of all the comics and TPBs I have read in the last 10 years, issue #12 of Astonishing X-men was the biggest waste of money. There was no plot development or even a proper conclusion, just 22 pages (delay for like 2 months at that) of one liners.
Out of interest, what is your first best TV series you've ever seen? |
Well everyone I have watched Firefly with has loved it...
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Not too mention that unless you have kryptonite where is the excitement factor in the movies? He always gets there in time, and he never dies or gets close to losing other than with the three other gods from the second movie. Lets just have him in a Marvel vs. Xmen type movie or something. He is Marvel right? |
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