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I wish I still had all my X-men comics, when I moved out of my moms place, she had a garage sale and sold roughly 2 bins of my comics for fucking 20$. My jimmies definitely got rustled.
I wish I still had all my X-men comics, when I moved out of my moms place, she had a garage sale and sold roughly 2 bins of my comics for fucking 20$. My jimmies definitely got rustled.
I wish I still had all my X-men comics, when I moved out of my moms place, she had a garage sale and sold roughly 2 bins of my comics for fucking 20$. My jimmies definitely got rustled.
First, really glad you took the time to read Claremont's excellent run on Uncanny X-Men.
It's funny you mentioned that you are going to stop at issue 245. If you look at the first page, my UXM recommendation stops pretty much there also (issue 247 specifically). But since you are already at #245, I suggest finishing off the two-part story #246 and #247. It's a kick-ass story involving Master Mold. Everything turns to shit after #247 with the stupid Siege Perilous reboot.
I would have liked my UXM recommendation to stop after "Fall of the Mutants" (the last awesome Claremont X-Men story) but there were a few good issues afterwards that I had to include in the reading list (Colossus in Limbo, The Brood on Earth, the introduction of Genosha).
I grew up reading Madelyne Pryor, from her mysterious introduction to her romance with Scott and so was very fond of the character. I hated the fact that they resurrected Jean Grey back in 1985. Not only did it lessen the impact of the Dark Phoenix storyline, it was also a slap in the face with the way they discarded Madelyne after that. I really wished many times back then that they should have just given Madelyne Jean's powers and then have her join X-Factor instead with Jean still dead.
First run of Peter David's X-Factor is really good but not as great as his run on 2005. Larry Stroman's art takes some getting used to but I liked it immediately.
First volume of X-Force isn't really worth reading. First few issues with Rob Liefeld sucks naturally. But the book was pretty decent when artists Greg Capullo and later on Adam Polina took over.
Years ago, there were DVD collection PDF's of Uncanny X-Men, Avengers, Spider-Man, maybe Fantastic Four, Thor, but I think they stopped selling those and started doing the digital rights versions. Amazon has the DVD's super expensive. I never would have guessed the prices for these would have gone up so much. I should have bought the Spider-Man DVD collection back then.
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iTunes has a whole bunch of various X-Men arc collections, but I didn't see X-Men vs. Teen Titans which I had as a kid. They seemed to have the Claremont/Byrnes X-Men Phoenix Saga broken up into various collections, but maybe kinda expensive. From what I've seen of the newer stuff, it's super crisp and vivid and the advertisement pages were omitted.
Most of my recommendations are usually stories that are pretty much standalone. Old Man Logan is set in an alternate future where the bad guys have finally won and took over the United States. Logan is old and a pacifist.
Looks like injustice: gods among us
Man this is awesome, I imagine my whole collection is in there!
It's not.Could someone summarize if the current Marvel Universe with black Nick Fury is the same as the older Marvel Universe with white Nick Fury?
Could someone summarize if the current Marvel Universe with black Nick Fury is the same as the older Marvel Universe with white Nick Fury?
Marvel is letting the movies dictate what happens in the 616 universe. This is not a good thing. Also another male character is being replaced with a female: THE JUGGERNAUT.