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  1. I would've not casted Eddie Brock yet, and saved Topher for Peter Parker/Spidey for SM4. He can pull it off more than Tobey. Anyone that watches That 70's Show knows he can.

     

     

    Amen. I'm glad he's in 3, especially in a role as important as Venom, but he has always been who I see as THE Peter Parker.

  2. Yeah, Bruce became Batman at 25 in Year 1, but Frank Miller always writes for DKR Universe

     

    What's that mean?

     

    Dakr Knight Returns was written as a "What If" or, to use the old adage, an "Elseworlds before there was an Elseworlds". Year One was the beginning of Batman's in-conitnuity soft reboot after the Crisis. Granted both were written using Miller's take on the character (since he was the writer of both) but they are not connected except perhaps in Miller's mind.

     

    And sorry, but All-Stars is *not* the same "DKR Universe"... either. Frank's stuff stand on their own, each seperate... if there's any overarcing continuity, it's a jumbled mess that contradicts itself constantly.

     

     

    >>and recently Batman is 24 in All-Star and has been going for a year.>>

     

    Exactly. All Stars contradicts Year One. And in DKR Batman says Dick coined the term "Batmobile", but in All Stars, Batman calls the car a Batmobile when Dick asks what it is. So each story contradicts another, thus they are not the same Universe.

     

    >>In regular continuity Batman meets Robin in the middle of the second year or so (Dark Victory)>>

     

    If you actually read Year One, Long Halloween, and Dark Victory, with careful attention to the dates... Bruce actually meets Dick in Year Five! It's probably the best example of the Loeb/Sale Batman stories being out of continuity. Yes, they were references in Hush, which is definitely In, but the timeline is internally inconsistent.

     

    Miller and Loeb/Sale Timeline:

     

    Year One (First 365 days of actual Batman activity.)

    April 9 - First Batman appearance

    August 2 - First Catwoman crime

    November 2 - Batman and Catwoman both confront the Roman

     

    Year Two:

    June - Johnny Viti’s Wedding

    October 31 - Johnny Viti is murdered, Gilda’s first outing as Holiday

    February 14 - Maroni’s guards are murdered, Alberto’s first outing as Holiday

    April 1 - Holiday takes a “holiday”.

     

    Year 3:

    August 2 - The Roman’s Birthday, Harvey Dent is scarred by Maroni.

    October 31 - Two-Face kills The Roman.

     

    Year 4:

    August 2 - Selina Kyle attends the 1-year memorial service at The Roman’s grave

    October 31 - Harvey Dent is taken from Arkham Asylum during a riot.

    February 15 - Selina leaves for Rome, breaks up with Bruce.

     

    Year 5:

    May/June - Dick Grayson’s parents are killed. By Father’s Day, he lives with Bruce.

    July 4 - Bruce reveals his secret to Dick.

    August 2 - Harvey goes to trial for the “Hangman” murders. Is broken out by Rogues.

    Labor Day - Catwoman returns from a six-month hiatus.

    October - Harvey Dent kills Sophia Falcone, the “Hangman” killer

    October 31 - Dick takes the oath, and becomes Robin.

     

    According to Miller himself on an interview at Newsarama, he always writes for the DKR universe, and yeah, he's contradicted himself, but so what? In the long run, it doesn't matter. DC adopted Year One as continuity, but with reboots and whatnot, not everything stays constant. Comic time is fluid, so putting actual dates to it is pointless, especially so soon after a reboot.

  3. Yeah, Bruce became Batman at 25 in Year 1, but Frank Miller always writes for DKR Universe, and recently Batman is 24 in All-Star and has been going for a year. In regular continuity Batman meets Robin in the middle of the second year or so (Dark Victory) and the other Robins are pretty pliable in that respect.

     

    Bats= 29-33 max

    Dick= early 20s

    Jason= can argue with New Earth continuity and whatnot, probably 19/20

    Tim= 16

     

    Just don't ask too many questions and it works out fine.

  4. McFarlane. Above all others I've always had to wonder why he's been consistently popular.

     

    I'm gonna have to disagree with those who don't like McGuiness's artwork. He's one of my favourite artists in the business at the moment. I like the more cartoony aspects of comics, wheras someone like Ross is surely incredibly talented and some of his designs look fantastic, but then I look at his Batman or Flash, and I can't help but think that they just look silly. Not everything should be photo-realistic.

  5. Justice

     

    Superman / Batman

     

    Green Lantern

     

    JLA

     

    All Star Batman & Robin - If they don't put out the next issue this month I'm dropping it.

     

    I skipped "52". I read DC comics for the A-listers.Not for the B-Listers taking over for the A-listers.

     

    You're missing out on some great stories. Black Adam's alone is worth it.

  6. Batman

    Detective

    All-Star Bats

    Batman: The Mad Monk

    Superman/Batman

    Superman

    Action Comics

    All-Star Supes

    Wonder Woman

    Flash

    Green Lantern

    Green Lantern Corps

    Ion

    Martian Manhunter

    Hawkgirl (will be cancelling)

    Outsiders (this too)

    Teen Titans

    Nightwing

    Green Arrow

    Trials of Shazam

    Secret Six

    Creeper

    52

    Shadowpact

    Justice League of America

    Justice

    Blue Beetle

    Fables (best series ever)

    Jack of Fables

     

    I think that's everything. Of course, there are new series on the way, like the new Justice Society of America. Also, I get quite of few of the Showcase Presents.

  7. Turner is arguably one of the best artists in comics. The way these figures turned out has nothing to do with him.

    Arguably yes, if overly muscular, barrel chested, thin waist men are your thing. Or if if six feet of toothpick errr woman turn you on, then yeah, he's tops. Otherwise he's a hack in my book. His art is exactly the same thing I despise about Liefeld. I'll never understand why people like this persons "work". He can't possibly fade into obscurity quickly enough.

     

    Amen brother.

  8. Yep, the New Gods and other Kirby characters can get figures, if we have Barda though, we really need a Mr. Miracle. I always thought it was interesting that Darkseid actually made his first appearance in the Jimmy Olsen comic, crazy.

     

    Yet the Charlton characters are a must. I hope a deal can be made, so we can see Capt. Atom, Capt. Marvel, and The Question in the JLU line.

     

    Captain Marvel was actually Fawcett. I don't know if they can't do him because the same thing applies to the Fawcett characters as does Charlton, or if its the name thing.

  9. I can't wait either. I been out of the loop for a while with these figs. Didi they come out with a Mr. Miracle since they have a Big Barda

     

    I'd like to see him myself, but as of yet there have been no pics or any mention of him in the JLU line.

     

    Isn't Mr. Miracle a Charlton figure?

     

    Nope. Mr. Miracle was created by Jack Kirby for his Fourth World Series (New Gods, Forever People and Orion). BTW, Darkseid was also from the Fourht World, but he didn't appear in any of these books first...His first appearance is in an issue of Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen!

     

     

    Shh! Don't remind anybody!

     

    I think a Mr. Miracle is one of the last semi-major characters that needs to be done. A Warlord would be nice too, but I'm not all that fussy.

  10. HHH would make an awesome choice. He was in Blade and had a small role. I think he could make it work. I'd have him shave off that biker mustache though.

     

    Nuff Said

    naw i would just have him grow the beard, i want a Ultimate Thor not the regular one, that would suck

     

     

    Ultimate Thor is a piece of crap.

     

    I'll second that.

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