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[tajshan]

Didn't know it was thus limited. You do raise a good point. Marvel never did give a fuck about black readers. Guess no reason to think that might change now....

Bet they won't bring HIM back....

I wouldn't hold my breath

 

[hardcore_legend]

Didn't know it was thus limited. You do raise a good point. Marvel never did give a fuck about black readers. Guess no reason to think that might change now....

Bet they won't bring HIM back....

ty

He was kind of popular in the 70's. His Problem was that he is just a black version of Hank Pym. And what happened to his nephew that was going to avenge his death?

Blue Marvel showed up in a comic last week I can't remember which on it was. I think it was What If WWH or Secret Invasion.

 

[J Storm]

Blue Marvel Sucked because he was too much of a goody two shoes. If I were him, I would have kicked more White peoples asses than Magneto.

 

[lowlite]

Blue Marvel Sucked because he was too much of a goody two shoes. If I were him, I would have kicked more White peoples asses than Magneto.

And that's why Marvel keeps black folks out they staff, with the exception of a few passers by that seem to toe the line. Black Panther ain't never had a problem with politics at home until it became plausible by actions shown on the news (Rawanda type stories, African unrest). Now, they forcing art to imitate life. That being the case, these latest stories could have come out years ago, but it wasn't widely reported or cared about in white media.

 

[ttbman96]

Because that has been the Gladiator's job for the last few decades.

Kallark, last of his kind, eye beams, flight, invulnerable, nigh unstoppable strength, Mohawk, his bitch Lilandra, turns into a wuss when he doubts himself.

Clark, last of his kind (until retconned numerous times), heat & xray vision, flight, invulnerable, nigh unstoppable strength, S-curl, his bitch Lois, turns into a bitch near puke colored rocks.


Now this is Sentry's job

"Where is the WOMAN??"

 

[Megazell]

And that's why Marvel keeps black folks out they staff, with the exception of a few passers by that seem to toe the line. Black Panther ain't never had a problem with politics at home until it became plausible by actions shown on the news (Rawanda type stories, African unrest). Now, they forcing art to imitate life. That being the case, these latest stories could have come out years ago, but it wasn't widely reported or cared about in white media.

You can never expect Marvel or DC to ever do 'minority' stories well. Not saying they never have. They have 'tried.' The thing is that when stories do come out that cater to that audience...the support for it is low.

 

[Lions]

You can never expect Marvel or DC to ever do 'minority' stories well. Not saying they never have. They have 'tried.' The thing is that when stories do come out that cater to that audience...the support for it is low.

Support is low because of the retailers. Minorities reading/watching/enjoying fiction based on white people is an everyday thing. The problem is that white people aren't trying to check for stories based on non-white characters since they "can't relate". Now they can relate to asgardian gods and aliens from krypton, but a dark skinned human is asking wayyyyy too much.

So these comic companies may start a book about a black hero. The actual comic stores order extremely low since they figure "why the fuck would my white customers want to read about some ****** in a spandex". This was Milestone's problem. That shit was critically acclaimed, won comic awards out the ass, had the GOAT Alan Moore big it up, but the retailers refused to stock the shit. The issues that they did buy almost ALWAYS sold out, but they wouldn't increase their orders.

Shit, look at The Crew. The book was canceled by issue four. Retailers order the first 3-4 months of a comic before the issue even hits the stands. If they're in cancelation territory by the 4th issue than that means it was basically canceled before the first reader got his hands on it.

But let's say the book actually makes it to the market base, now you have to deal with white fans who will go out of their way to make excuses to not buy minority books. Black Panther being a genius, rich, and a great fighter is unrealistic to the same people who read Batman. How the fuck does that make sense?

On the comicbook resources message board, someone asked if people would buy an all black fantastic four type of book. One of the first replies said, "Well, they would need to create a reason as to why only these black superheroes teamed up together". But when the FF, Avengers, JLA, Teen Titans, Thunderbolts , etc keep shit lily white no one says shit.

"They don't really care about us"

 

[lowlite]

Support is low because of the retailers. Minorities reading/watching/enjoying fiction based on white people is an everyday thing. The problem is that white people aren't trying to check for stories based on non-white characters since they "can't relate". Now they can relate to asgardian gods and aliens from krypton, but a dark skinned human is asking wayyyyy too much.

So these comic companies may start a book about a black hero. The actual comic stores order extremely low since they figure "why the fuck would my white customers want to read about some ****** in a spandex". This was Milestone's problem. That shit was critically acclaimed, won comic awards out the ass, had the GOAT Alan Moore big it up, but the retailers refused to stock the shit. The issues that they did buy almost ALWAYS sold out, but they wouldn't increase their orders.

Shit, look at The Crew. The book was canceled by issue four. Retailers order the first 3-4 months of a comic before the issue even hits the stands. If they're in cancelation territory by the 4th issue than that means it was basically canceled before the first reader got his hands on it.

But let's say the book actually makes it to the market base, now you have to deal with white fans who will go out of their way to make excuses to not buy minority books. Black Panther being a genius, rich, and a great fighter is unrealistic to the same people who read Batman. How the fuck does that make sense?

On the comicbook resources message board, someone asked if people would buy an all black fantastic four type of book. One of the first replies said, "Well, they would need to create a reason as to why only these black superheroes teamed up together". But when the FF, Avengers, JLA, Teen Titans, Thunderbolts , etc keep shit lily white no one says shit.



"They don't really care about us"

 

[Megazell]

Support is low because of the retailers. Minorities reading/watching/enjoying fiction based on white people is an everyday thing. The problem is that white people aren't trying to check for stories based on non-white characters since they "can't relate". Now they can relate to asgardian gods and aliens from krypton, but a dark skinned human is asking wayyyyy too much.

So these comic companies may start a book about a black hero. The actual comic stores order extremely low since they figure "why the fuck would my white customers want to read about some ****** in a spandex". This was Milestone's problem. That shit was critically acclaimed, won comic awards out the ass, had the GOAT Alan Moore big it up, but the retailers refused to stock the shit. The issues that they did buy almost ALWAYS sold out, but they wouldn't increase their orders.

Shit, look at The Crew. The book was canceled by issue four. Retailers order the first 3-4 months of a comic before the issue even hits the stands. If they're in cancelation territory by the 4th issue than that means it was basically canceled before the first reader got his hands on it.

But let's say the book actually makes it to the market base, now you have to deal with white fans who will go out of their way to make excuses to not buy minority books. Black Panther being a genius, rich, and a great fighter is unrealistic to the same people who read Batman. How the fuck does that make sense?

On the comicbook resources message board, someone asked if people would buy an all black fantastic four type of book. One of the first replies said, "Well, they would need to create a reason as to why only these black superheroes teamed up together". But when the FF, Avengers, JLA, Teen Titans, Thunderbolts , etc keep shit lily white no one says shit.

"They don't really care about us"

I hear you but at the same time I use to own a comic store in the traditional format. Meaning I had a comic stand in the streets and a main brick and mortar store. I ordered by 2 methods. I had my regulars whom I store books for why they collected. These are the cats that use to pre-pay for their orders but these vet collectors. In other words, they would take a issue of previews (purchase or look at the book in the store) then order by what came out.

Now, retailers don't want to get stiffed so the other method for the walkers (people walking in regularly or not). I would bulk up on top sellers Batman, Superman, X-Men, Spider-Man, Wolverine...everything would be considered a sitter (books that sold over time).

I think some of real problem is that most ppl don't know about Previews but know about Wizard.

But if you want to supports stories you want you got to get with previews and tell the retailer to pick it up.

So yeah part of it is writer/publishers getting freaked out on the race issue, the other is money and lack of knowledge of how the business works.

Man, I remember telling cats when Milestones came out that were into it..."Check Previews - Let me know which books you want I will stock them for you."

"Nah, I don't got time to do all of that." They would stay and chat about a storyline with other patrons...then next month

"Yo, you did get that latest issues of Icon?"....

 

[Mello Mello]

Support is low because of the retailers. Minorities reading/watching/enjoying fiction based on white people is an everyday thing. The problem is that white people aren't trying to check for stories based on non-white characters since they "can't relate". Now they can relate to asgardian gods and aliens from krypton, but a dark skinned human is asking wayyyyy too much.

So these comic companies may start a book about a black hero. The actual comic stores order extremely low since they figure "why the fuck would my white customers want to read about some ****** in a spandex". This was Milestone's problem. That shit was critically acclaimed, won comic awards out the ass, had the GOAT Alan Moore big it up, but the retailers refused to stock the shit. The issues that they did buy almost ALWAYS sold out, but they wouldn't increase their orders.

Shit, look at The Crew. The book was canceled by issue four. Retailers order the first 3-4 months of a comic before the issue even hits the stands. If they're in cancelation territory by the 4th issue than that means it was basically canceled before the first reader got his hands on it.

But let's say the book actually makes it to the market base, now you have to deal with white fans who will go out of their way to make excuses to not buy minority books. Black Panther being a genius, rich, and a great fighter is unrealistic to the same people who read Batman. How the fuck does that make sense?

On the comicbook resources message board, someone asked if people would buy an all black fantastic four type of book. One of the first replies said, "Well, they would need to create a reason as to why only these black superheroes teamed up together". But when the FF, Avengers, JLA, Teen Titans, Thunderbolts , etc keep shit lily white no one says shit.

"They don't really care about us"

This type of attitude permeates every form of entertainment lmost.

 

[hardcore_legend]

Support is low because of the retailers. Minorities reading/watching/enjoying fiction based on white people is an everyday thing. The problem is that white people aren't trying to check for stories based on non-white characters since they "can't relate". Now they can relate to asgardian gods and aliens from krypton, but a dark skinned human is asking wayyyyy too much.

So these comic companies may start a book about a black hero. The actual comic stores order extremely low since they figure "why the fuck would my white customers want to read about some ****** in a spandex". This was Milestone's problem. That shit was critically acclaimed, won comic awards out the ass, had the GOAT Alan Moore big it up, but the retailers refused to stock the shit. The issues that they did buy almost ALWAYS sold out, but they wouldn't increase their orders.

Shit, look at The Crew. The book was canceled by issue four. Retailers order the first 3-4 months of a comic before the issue even hits the stands. If they're in cancelation territory by the 4th issue than that means it was basically canceled before the first reader got his hands on it.

But let's say the book actually makes it to the market base, now you have to deal with white fans who will go out of their way to make excuses to not buy minority books. Black Panther being a genius, rich, and a great fighter is unrealistic to the same people who read Batman. How the fuck does that make sense?

On the comicbook resources message board, someone asked if people would buy an all black fantastic four type of book. One of the first replies said, "Well, they would need to create a reason as to why only these black superheroes teamed up together". But when the FF, Avengers, JLA, Teen Titans, Thunderbolts , etc keep shit lily white no one says shit.

"They don't really care about us"

To an extent those statement are true. I went to an all white high school and our teacher made us do an experiment to and we figured out Whites are more accepting of immigrants than they are of Black Americans. And it basically came down to skin color not nessessarly racism.

Basically you never see a white family of 4 eat out at a soul food resturant. But you see them go to every other ethnic eatery.

That's why every black sit-com has the white best friend or neighbor, Same reason they made Spawn's best friend white for the feature film. If you have an all black cast then you have a "black" movie. Whites will not go see it.

Another thing is that most writers that write "black" comics (one shots or series) feel that they have to be political or fight the power in some way.

Sometimes you just feel like reading a kick, bam, pow old school style entertaining comic.

 

[Lions]

Man, I remember telling cats when Milestones came out that were into it..."Check Previews - Let me know which books you want I will stock them for you."

"Nah, I don't got time to do all of that." They would stay and chat about a storyline with other patrons...then next month

"Yo, you did get that latest issues of Icon?"....

Yeah, I know that element of the business regarding why most retailers order the way they do, but it's still indicative of the problem. Like you said, you don't want to get stuck holding non-returnable issues, but the assumption in the minds of most retailers is that I won't be able to push a minority lead product.

If I want to read about a black character I have to go pre-order it, but if the character's white I can relax and know that it'll be on the shelf. Something's definitely wrong with that. It is what it is, and I don't see it changing anytime soon, but it'll always irk me.

 

[Lions]

Another thing is that most writers that write "black" comics (one shots or series) feel that they have to be political or fight the power in some way.

The funny thing about that is that 9 times out of 10 it's the white writers who try to make the black character all militant and whatnot. I'll read that shit and think "I just want to see Mr. Terrific son the shit outta Darkseid, save that white guilt for the next election".

 

[Megazell]

To an extent those statement are true. I went to an all white high school and our teacher made us do an experiment to and we figured out Whites are more accepting of immigrants than they are of Black Americans. And it basically came down to skin color not nessessarly racism.

Basically you never see a white family of 4 eat out at a soul food resturant. But you see them go to every other ethnic eatery.

That's why every black sit-com has the white best friend or neighbor, Same reason they made Spawn's best friend white for the feature film. If you have an all black cast then you have a "black" movie. Whites will not go see it.

Another thing is that most writers that write "black" comics (one shots or series) feel that they have to be political or fight the power in some way.

Sometimes you just feel like reading a kick, bam, pow old school style entertaining comic.

Valid and Agreed.

Yeah, I know that element of the business regarding why most retailers order the way they do, but it's still indicative of the problem. Like you said, you don't want to get stuck holding non-returnable issues, but the assumption in the minds of most retailers is that I won't be able to push a minority lead product.

If I want to read about a black character I have to go pre-order it, but if the character's white I can relax and know that it'll be on the shelf. Something's definitely wrong with that. It is what it is, and I don't see it changing anytime soon, but it'll always irk me.

If it's an INDIE title - You have to preorder because stores just won't cover it. Even TWD which is considered a hot seller is still under ordered because most retailers can count on the flagships to sell to casual buyers.

The funny thing about that is that 9 times out of 10 it's the white writers who try to make the black character all militant and whatnot. I'll read that shit and think "I just want to see Mr. Terrific son the shit outta Darkseid, save that white guilt for the next election".

I always thought Mr. Terrific would be an ideal Marvel character.

 

[Exodus]

Full List of Releases for Wednesday, December 23, 2009
(Remember, next week is essentially a skip week.):

MARVEL COMICS
Amazing Spider-Man #611 (Skottie Young 2nd Printing Cover)
Amazing Spider-Man #612 (Paul Azaceta 2nd Printing Cover)
Amazing Spider-Man #616 [Gt]
Avengers The Initiative #31 [Sg]
Black Widow & The Marvel Girls #2 (Of 4)
Captain America Reborn Who Will Wield The Shield (One Shot)(Gerald Parel Regular Cover)
Captain America Reborn Who Will Wield The Shield (One Shot)(Alan Davis Variant Cover)
Criminal The Sinners #3
Dark Avengers Ares #3 (Of 3)
Dark Tower The Battle Of Jericho Hill #2 (Of 5) (Jae Lee Regular Cover)
Dark Tower The Battle Of Jericho Hill #2 (Of 5) (Leonardo Manco Variant Cover)
Deadpool #17 (Paco Medina 2nd Printing Variant Cover)
Deadpool Team-Up #899 (Dalibor Talajic 2nd Printing Variant Cover)
Doctor Voodoo The Origin Of Jericho Drumm (One Shot)
Enders Game Command School #4 (of 5)
Enders Shadow Command School #4 (Of 5)
Fall Of The Hulks Gamma (Ed McGuinness Regular Cover)
Fall Of The Hulks Gamma (Ed McGuinness Santa Variant Cover)
Fall Of The Hulks Gamma (John Romita Jr Variant Cover)
Fantastic Four #574 (Alan Davis Regular Cover)
Fantastic Four #574 (Dale Eaglesham Team Variant Cover)
Guardians Of The Galaxy #21 [RK]
Halo Blood Line #1 (Of 5)
Incredible Hercules #139
Iron Man Vs Whiplash #2 (Of 4)
Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #58
New Avengers #60
New Mutants #8 [XN]
Powers #2
Psylocke #1 (of 4)(Harvey Tolibao 2nd Printing Variant Cover)
Punisher #11 (Tony Moore 2nd Printing Variant Cover)
Punisher #12
Punishermax #1 (Steve Dillon Black & White 2nd Printing Variant Cover)
Secret Warriors #11
Spider-Woman #4
Stand Soul Survivors #3 (Of 5) (Lee Bermejo Regular Cover)
Stand Soul Survivors #3 (Of 5) (Mike Perkins Variant Cover)
Thor #605
Uncanny X-Men #519
What If Astonishing X-Men
What If Spider-Man House Of M
Wolverine Origins #43
Wolverine Weapon X #8
X-Force #21 (Clayton Crain 2nd Printing Variant Cover)
X-Men Forever #14
X-Men Legacy #231 [XN]

XN = X-Necrosha Tie-In
RK = Realm of Kings Tie-In
Sg = Siege Tie-In
Gt = The Gauntlet Tie-In

DC COMICS
Arkham Reborn #3 (of 3)
Billy Batson And The Magic Of SHAZAM #11
Blackest Night #1 (of 8) (Ethan Van Sciver 'recolored 2nd printing cover' 4th Printing Cover)
Blackest Night JSA #1 (of 3) (Eddy Barrows Regular Cover) [BN]
Blackest Night JSA #1 (of 3) (Gene Ha Variant Cover) [BN]
Detective Comics #860 (JH Williams III Regular Cover)
Detective Comics #860 (Alex Ross Variant Cover)
Gotham City Sirens #7
Green Lantern #49 (Ed Benes Regular Cover) [BN]
Green Lantern #49 (Rodolfo Migliari Variant Cover) [BN]
Justice Society Of America #34
Outsiders #24 (Tom Mandrake Recolored 2nd Printing Cover)
Superman #695
Teen Titans #78 [BN]
Web #4
Wonder Woman #39
Worlds Finest #3 (of 4)(Cover A Phil Noto 'Supergirl')
Worlds Finest #3 (of 4)(Cover B Phil Noto 'Batgirl')

BN = Blackest Night Tie-In

Vertigo
Jack Of Fables #41
Madame Xanadu #18
Northlanders #23
Unknown Soldier #15

Wildstorm
Freddy Vs Jason Vs Ash The Nightmare Warriors #6 (of 6)
Victorian Undead #2 (of 6)
Wildcats #18

IMAGE COMICS
Angelus #1 (of 6)
Chew #7
Cyberforce Hunter Killer #1 (Of 5) (Kenneth Rocafort San Diego Comic-Con Variant Cover)
Frank Frazettas Dark Kingdom #3 (of 4) (Frank Frazetta Cover)
Frank Frazettas Dark Kingdom #3 (of 4) (Tim Vigil Cover)
Frank Frazettas Dark Kingdom #3 (of 4) (Nat Jones Sketch Variant Cover)
Image United #1 (of 6) (Todd McFarlane 2nd Printing Cover)
Image United #2 (of 6) (Cover A Todd McFarlane 'Spawn')
Image United #2 (of 6) (Cover B Whilce Portacio 'Fortress')
Image United #2 (of 6) (Cover C Marc Silvestri 'Witchblade')
Image United #2 (of 6) (Cover D Rob Liefeld 'Youngblood')
Image United #2 (of 6) (Cover E Jim Valentino 'Shadowhawk')
Image United #2 (of 6) (Cover F Erik Larsen 'Savage Dragon')
Image United #2 (of 6) (Cover G Greg Capullo Variant Incentive Cover)
Image United #2 (of 6) (Greg Capullo Black & White Variant Incentive Cover)
Image United #2 (of 6) (Equal Ratio Edition)
Invincible #69
Tracker #2 (of 5)
Witchblade #133 (Cover A Stjepan Sejic)
Witchblade #133 (Cover B Jeffrey Spokes)

AVATAR PRESS
Absolution #5 (of 6) (Jacen Burrows Regular Cover)
Absolution #5 (of 6) (Vigilante Retailer Order Incentive Edition)
Absolution #5 (of 6) (Crime Files Edition)
Absolution #5 (of 6) (Juan Jose Ryp Wraparound Cover)
Crossed #8 (of 9) (Jacen Burrows Regular Cover)
Crossed #8 (of 9) (Jacen Burrows Auxiliary Edition)
Crossed #8 (of 9) (Jacen Burrows Red Crossed Cover)
Crossed #8 (of 9) (Jacen Burrows Wraparound Cover)

BOOM! STUDIOS
Anchor #2 (Brian Churilla 'Negative Cover A' 2nd Printing Variant Cover)
Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep #7 (of 24)(Cover A)
Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep #7 (of 24)(Cover B)
Irredeemable #9 (Cover A Dan Panosian)
Irredeemable #9 (Cover B Javier Pulido)
Irredeemable #9 (Jeffrey Spokes Variant Incentive Cover)
Kill Audio #2 (Sheldon Vella 'Cover A Negative Variant' 2nd Printing Cover)
Monsters Inc Laugh Factory #4 (Cover A)
Monsters Inc Laugh Factory #4 (Cover B)
Uncle Scrooge #384 (Daniel Branca 'Alternative Color Cover B' 2nd Printing Variant Cover)
Wall-E #1 (Cover A)
Wall-E #1 (Cover B)
Wall-E #1 (Morgan Luthi Variant Incentive Cover)

DARK HORSE
Beasts Of Burden #4 (of 4)
Buffy The Vampire Slayer Willow (Season Eight)(One Shot Wonders) (Jo Chen Cover)
Buffy The Vampire Slayer Willow (Season Eight)(One Shot Wonders) (Karl Moline Cover)
Hellboy The Bride Of Hell One Shot (One Shot Wonders)
Star Wars Knights Of The Old Republic #48 (Demon Part 2 of 4)
Star Wars Legacy #43 (Monster Part 1 of 4)
Usagi Yojimbo #125

DYNAMITE ENTERTAINMENT
Black Terror #6 (Alex Ross Cover)
Black Terror #6 (Jonathan Lau Cover)
Black Terror #6 (Stephen Sadowski Cover)
Black Terror #6 (Alex Ross Negative Art Cover)
Black Terror #6 (Alex Ross Virgin Cover)
Complete Dracula #5 (of 5)
Garth Ennis Battlefields Happy Valley #1 (of 9)(Garry Leach Regular Cover)
Garth Ennis Battlefields Happy Valley #1 (of 9)(Garry Leach Virgin Cover)
Zorro #18 (John K Snyder III Cover)
Zorro #18 (Matt Wagner Cover)

IDW PUBLISHING
Angel #28 (Angel: Aftermath)(Brian Denham Variant Cover)
Angel #28 (Angel: Aftermath)(Jenny Frison Virgin Cover)
Angel Annual #1 (Characters Movie Poster Cover)
Angel Annual #1 (Actors Movie Poster Cover)
Angel Only Human #5 (of 5)
GI Joe Origins #10 (Cover A)
GI Joe Origins #10 (Cover B)
GI Joe Origins #10 (Tom Feister Virgin Cover)
Original Johnson Vol 1 GN
Star Trek The Next Generation Ghosts #2 (Joe Corroney Virgin Cover)
Transformers Tales Of The Fallen #5 (Alex Milne Virgin Cover)
Winterworld HC

12-GAUGE COMICS
Luke McBain #2 (of 4)

APE ENTERTAINMENT
Black Coat Or Give Me Death #4 (resolicited)
Dead Duck GN

ARCHAIA ENTERTAINMENT
Okko Cycle Of Earth #4 (of 4)

ARCHIE COMICS
Archie #604
Betty & Veronica Digest #200
Sonic Universe #11

BONGO COMICS
Bart Simpson Comics #51

COMIC SHOP NEWS
Comic Shop News #1175

DEVILS DUE PUBLISHING
Spartacus Blood And Sand #3 (of 4)

DIGITAL MANGA PUBLISHING
Electric Hands GN
Our Kingdom Arabian Nights GN

FANTAGRAPHICS BOOKS
Conceptual Realism In The Service Of The Hypothetical SC
Definitive Prince Valiant Companion SC
Gahan Wilson 50 Years Of Playboy Cartoons HC (Signed & Numbered Limited Edition)
Great Anti War Cartoons
Sublife Vol 2 GN
Unclothed Man In The 35th Century AD HC

FULL CIRCLE PUBLICATIONS
Thicker Than Blood #3 (Cover A) (resolicited)
Thicker Than Blood #3 (Cover B) (resolicited)

RADICAL PUBLISHING
Last Days Of American Crime #1 (of 3) (Cover A Alex Maleev)
Last Days Of American Crime #1 (of 3) (Cover B Greg Tocchini)

ZENESCOPE ENTERTAINMENT
Grimm Fairy Tales #43 (Cover A Di Amorim)
Grimm Fairy Tales #43 (Cover B Mike DeBalfo)

 

[Lions]

If it's an INDIE title - You have to preorder because stores just won't cover it. Even TWD which is considered a hot seller is still under ordered because most retailers can count on the flagships to sell to casual buyers.

I give the independent titles a pass for this simply because none of them get any burn. I'm primarily talking about the Big 4 (Marvel, DC, Dark Horse & Image). Walking Dead is actually one of the very few comics that actually increases in readership every month.

I always thought Mr. Terrific would be an ideal Marvel character.

Storywise I think he could work in Marvel, but fan reaction to him would probably be worst than the Amadeus Cho backlash. Mr. Terrific was supposed to be the smartest man in DC but got bumped to #3 under Batman and Lex Luthor. Marvel's more known for super smart characters and the fans aren't going to have him put over Reed, Banner, Iron Man, Pym, etc. Most people don't even acknowledge that Black Panther is on par with them.

 

[Exodus]

Blackest Night JSA 01

http://rapidshare.com/files/324983748/Blackest_Night_JSA_1_DC__2010__YZ1_.cbr

 

[Exodus]

Wonder Woman 39

http://rapidshare.com/files/324985538/Wonder_Woman_039__2010___Avalon-SCC-DCP_.cbr

 

[Exodus]

Gotham City Sirens 07

http://rapidshare.com/files/325001201/Gotham_City_Sirens_7_DC__2010__YZ1_.cbr

 

[Exodus]

Green Lantern 49

http://rapidshare.com/files/325025718/Green_Lantern_049__2010___GreenGiant-DCP_.cbr

 

[King David]

Green Lantern 49

http://rapidshare.com/files/325025718/Green_Lantern_049__2010___GreenGiant-DCP_.cbr

Can someone mediashare this. No free downloads from rapid for some reason and paypal won't process my payment for a new subscription.

 

[Megazell]

Can someone mediashare this. No free downloads from rapid for some reason and paypal won't process my payment for a new subscription.

During high volume times like NOW. They only allow premium members to download hot files (files with a lot of hits).

 

[LennyNero1972]

During high volume times like NOW. They only allow premium members to download.

Oh so that's the case.

 

[outlawx30305]

can someone post billy batson and shazam #11

 

[Exodus]

Superman 695

http://rapidshare.com/files/325049409/Superman_695__2010___Avalon-SCC-DCP_.cbr

 

[Exodus]

Grimm Fairy Tales 43

http://rapidshare.com/files/325049860/Grimm_Fairy_Tales_043_Zenescope__2009__YZ1_.cbr

 

[Exodus]

Thor 605

http://rapidshare.com/files/325075763/Thor_605__2010___GreenGiant-DCP_.cbr

 

[Exodus]

Madame Xanadu 18

http://rapidshare.com/files/325076466/Madame_Xanadu_018_Vertigo__2010__YZ1_.cbr

 

[Exodus]

Justice Society of America 34

http://rapidshare.com/files/325083455/Justice_Society_of_America_034__2010___Avalon-SCC-DCP_.cbr

 

[Exodus]

Unknown Soldier 15

http://rapidshare.com/files/325088432/Unknown_Soldier_015_Vertigo__2010__YZ1_.cbr

 

[Exodus]

GI Joe Origins 10

http://rapidshare.com/files/325090188/GIJoe_Origins_10__2009___beavx-DCP_.cbr

 

[RealTalk212]

Thor 605

http://rapidshare.com/files/325075763/Thor_605__2010___GreenGiant-DCP_.cbr

.........fuckin'Doom.

 

[Lord_IRON]

**mile marker**

 

[outlawx30305]

.........fuckin'Doom.

I call it "doom's".

Dropping bombs on dem Asgardians

 

[RealTalk212]

I call it "doom's".

Dropping bombs on dem Asgardians

Between Doom, Thanos and maybe Namor, no one so arrogantly speaks down to people better.Be they hero or villain.