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PUNISHER #56

Punisher Max....shit....man...oh...man...this is da shit!! :yes::yes:


FANTASTIC FOUR #556

Haven't read this yet, but shouldn't FF be dealing with the f'n Invasion?!?!? how can they have these niggas gettin' infiltrated like Nino in the Cartel or some shit in Invasion #1 and in their own comic, they off doin' some other shit...they're in the same universe!! :confused::confused:

LAST DEFENDERS #2 (OF 6)

I bought the Defenders #1 :smh::smh: shit's corny, Heros that no one gives a shit about, Nighthawk? Fire Skull or some shit? She-Hulk (i kinda like her) and Colossus? no f'n personality.... the New Jersey Defenders???? really? I'll be reading the rest of this series online..damn that.


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when is Annihilation: Conquest #6 coming out?
it always shipped around the time as Nova :confused:

shit comes out next wednesday 4-16-08

I appreciate the hard work as always, gentlemen. When is the new hulk 3 gonna drop? :dance::dance::dance:

you got 2 weeks...shit comes out April 23rd.
 
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I smell major suckage just going by the art. :smh:

Why can't they just bring back the style of art and the voices they used in the Justice League series?!?!? Damn!

I don't know why they keep canceling really good cartoons then coming back with a weak replacement.

The first Batman series
Justice League Unlimited
Teen Titans
The Spiderman seires from a few years ago
And I'm sure there were more...
 
MINUTEMEN MASTERWORKS NOVA ANNIHILATION CONQUEST

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not my shit, but try this link...i believe it's the whole Annihilation set.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=O3KN1EJ5


GREAT Fuckin drops all..

Best believe IronMan is gonna be some top bill.. Alvin and the ChipMunks type shit.

I don't really think they can go wrong with Batman or Ironman. People can Identify with dudes using technology to pull off amazing shit.

Word of mouth on this flick gonna be nuts.
 
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I smell major suckage just going by the art. :smh:

Why can't they just bring back the style of art and the voices they used in the Justice League series?!?!? Damn!

even paul dini and bruce timm spoke on that very subject..

IMO The Batman was good in its first season even if they did make the joker look wack..

at least they got the guy who did batman's voice in TAS/Justice League shows to portray him in one of the Batman:Gotham Knight segments(the one involving the Scarecrow)
 
I think the real reason they are changing to another Batman cartoon format is because The Batman figures have not be moving off the shelf fast enough. Everywhere I go in NYC I see stacks of them figures for $1.59.

New cartoon going to be trash.
 
I think the real reason they are changing to another Batman cartoon format is because The Batman figures have not be moving off the shelf fast enough. Everywhere I go in NYC I see stacks of them figures for $1.59.

New cartoon going to be trash.

If you really want to know why cartoons series end after just a few season here's the answer via Boyd Kirkland who worked on Batman and X-Men:Evolution

Kids WB and Cartoon Network often cancel most of thier shows at the 52 episode number mark, because that's the 'perfect' number for syndication. It basically means that even popular shows rarely last longer than 52 episodes.

Originally, the magic number for a series to reach to allow for syndication was 65 episodes. That number was derived this way: Most syndicated shows are rerun 5 days a week, so if you had 65 eps., your reruns would last 13 weeks before being recycled again. That means each episode would run 4 times in a year (52 weeks divided by 13). The assumption was that most kids would watch the same thing 4 times a year without tiring of it. Later, to save money (and by presumably testing kids in the target demographic), it was decided that kids wouldn't mind watching the same thing 5 times a year, so they only needed 52 episodes for syndication (52 eps divided by 5 days a week = 10.4 weeks; 52 weeks/year divided by 10.4 weeks = 5 reruns per year). This same thinking affects how many episodes are normally ordered for a weekly show (like those running on Saturday mornings). The networks used to order 26 episodes so that they would only be rerun twice a year, but later changed that to 13, believing that kids will watch the same thing 4 times a year. (Is this all sounding too much like a math lesson?) Of course, once the magic number of 52 is reached, there's nothing to prevent them from making more, so long as the show is profitable. Animation is so expensive to make, however, that they are usually deficit financed, and companies hesitate to to go too far into debt before seeing a return on their investment. Thus, if merchandising and other revenue streams are not making up the cost of production, they will stop at 52 and hope to recoup their investment in syndication and video releases.
 
If you really want to know why cartoons series end after just a few season here's the answer via Boyd Kirkland who worked on Batman and X-Men:Evolution

Good points, one glaring example is the highly rated shows over on the Disney Channel. No matter how good the show is perorming, they will end it after its 3rd year, 4th on occasions.
 
I don't know why they keep canceling really good cartoons then coming back with a weak replacement.

The first Batman series
Justice League Unlimited
Teen Titans
The Spiderman seires from a few years ago
And I'm sure there were more...

WHy cant they keep the old series running instead of Re-Doing the same shit over and over and over again?
 
X-men: Legacy #210
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Professor Xavier has seemingly returned from the shocking events of Messiah CompleX, but now that he’s locked in mortal combat with Exodus, will his reprieve be short-lived? X-Men: Legacy #210, from superstar X-scribe Mike Carey and acclaimed artists Scott Eaton & Greg Land, presents the powerful psychic clash between Xavier and Exodus! But what is Magneto’s role in all of this? An _X-Men: Divided We Stand tie-in, X-Men: Legacy #210 marks a crucial turn in Xavier’s journey and explores his effect on other fan favorite mutants—all affecting the future of mutantkind!
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