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senna
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Villains
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Mar 28 05:44 UTC 1997 |
What are your favorite and/or best villains in comic book history? Name 'em.
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senna
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response 1 of 54:
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Mar 28 05:48 UTC 1997 |
Joker comes immediately to mind, as does Magneto, before he got screwed up
into Onslaught.
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bio
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response 2 of 54:
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Mar 28 08:42 UTC 1997 |
My vote is for Mr. Gone from The Maxx. I like the monsters in Hellboy (Mike
Mignola rocks in horror comics). My favorite comics like Bone, Strangers in
Paradice, and Negetive Burn, don't have straight out villians.
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pez
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response 3 of 54:
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Mar 28 22:35 UTC 1997 |
I like Juggernaut. I am not completely sure why but for some reason I like
Juggernaut.. weird.
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senna
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response 4 of 54:
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Mar 31 00:02 UTC 1997 |
So I've heard. I havne't read Maxx lately, is Mr. Gone really that good?
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bio
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response 5 of 54:
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Mar 31 07:45 UTC 1997 |
If you have read lately, you would have read the origin of Gone... This is
one of the best stories I have read... I can't describe it, just read it!
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dbassman
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response 6 of 54:
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Apr 2 01:23 UTC 1997 |
I like Hemorrage in the Vampirella comics, he can drain blood out of hookers
just by looking at them ( just kidding, I don't really read Vampirella
anymore, it was just a phase i was going through.)
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biohazar
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response 7 of 54:
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Apr 2 09:05 UTC 1997 |
I'm not responding to that!
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senna
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response 8 of 54:
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Apr 3 06:10 UTC 1997 |
Can I borrow the comics, Dave?
Dark Pheonix suddenly comes to mind as a good one.
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dbassman
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response 9 of 54:
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Apr 4 04:12 UTC 1997 |
but, dave, yu already did respond.
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senna
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response 10 of 54:
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Apr 7 00:16 UTC 1997 |
what do you mean, bassman?
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otaking
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response 11 of 54:
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Apr 8 12:13 UTC 1997 |
I think the best villain is the Joker. My favorite is Codpiece, a Doom Patrol
villain. He had a codpiece that fired boxing gloves, cream pies, and missiles.
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senna
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response 12 of 54:
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Apr 11 06:40 UTC 1997 |
What happened to the good old days when the X-Men had a slew of good
villains breathing down their necks? Oh, that's right.. Claremont had
to leave, and the villains went with him.
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pez
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response 13 of 54:
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Apr 11 19:16 UTC 1997 |
chris claremont is considering writing an x-book or two again.. or possibly
being an editor at Marvel..
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bio
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response 14 of 54:
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Apr 12 10:09 UTC 1997 |
That is odd. Since I read in an interveiw that Marvel came to him once before
and he said that the only way he'd come back is if Marvel undid all that has
happened since he left and that would not be fair to the readers. So he said
he'd never go back to Marvel.
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pez
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response 15 of 54:
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Apr 12 15:57 UTC 1997 |
i dunno.. i think Bob Harras or someone went to great lengths to get him back
to Marvel..
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senna
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response 16 of 54:
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Apr 12 23:21 UTC 1997 |
Well, if they do an X-men reborn thing, he might be able to... he could
rewrite anything he bloody wanted.
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biohazar
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response 17 of 54:
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Apr 22 00:06 UTC 1997 |
I wouldn't mind see Claremont write the "Days of Future's Past" but in the
actual current Marvel continuity.
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senna
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response 18 of 54:
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Apr 24 04:09 UTC 1997 |
that's what theyr'e going to do, as I understand it
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biohazar
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response 19 of 54:
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Apr 24 04:22 UTC 1997 |
No, in a interview in Wizard, they said that it was not the Day of Future
Past... What you are thinking about is a new crossover called No Exit. Writter
Scott Lobdell states, "While we're not going to see'Day's of Future Past,'
we are going to be seeing events the will redefine the X-Men."
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senna
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response 20 of 54:
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Apr 25 05:24 UTC 1997 |
All events redefine X-Men. that's one of the problems.. every single bloody
comic redefines them. They'll just change back to something else eventually
anyway.
I miss claremont's x-men.
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biohazar
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response 21 of 54:
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Apr 28 07:23 UTC 1997 |
We all do Steve, we all do...
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senna
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response 22 of 54:
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Apr 29 03:10 UTC 1997 |
And I miss Lee's art, dammit. These new distortion artists have taken all
the dignity and character out of the X-Men.
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bio
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response 23 of 54:
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Apr 29 09:45 UTC 1997 |
This may date me, but I miss Paul Smith's art on X-Men. That and Silvestri.
Those two were the best (in my opinion) artist on X-Men. (At least I didn't
say I miss Kirby, then I'd be REALLY old)
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otaking
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response 24 of 54:
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Apr 29 11:55 UTC 1997 |
Don't feel bad David. I miss Kirby's art.
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