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Marvel realizes that the average age of the comic book reader is roughly 24, and that the stigma of comics being for kids is dying. Adults want comics for adults, and this is a keen business move on Marvel's part to fill that need.

Iron Man to Prophet NOTE/HINT: Prophet is one of Rob Liefeld's characters, and has crossed with Marvel characters.

Shit, I didn't know he had a Carnage. Where does he have it?

Ask another question, 'cause I don't think that many people realized there was an Arkham mini last year.

Do you mean the graphic novel or mini/TPB?

Yes, and what was the answer by the way?

Forgot to add Catwoman, Barbara Gordon, and Cassandra Cain (Batgirl).

(source) Yes! Yes! Fucking yes! A part of me always hoped Travolta would survive to become Jigsaw, so there'd be this continuing feud between he and Castle. But any Jigsaw is better than no Jigsaw at all.

That is exactly where I'm stuck right now!

Slash. Slash. Slash. Slash. And don't forget to slash. The easiest way I found to kill them is to slash like a madman (duh), then jump away before they fall on top of you. Then get behind them and slash at their backs. Or keep charging up and slash through them five to six times. That kills them quickly.

They have two options for future movies: 01. Turn Harry into one of the Goblins -- be it Green Goblin II or Hobgoblin. 02. Have Harry take over his father's empire (as he apparently has), and have him continue to produce the villains to kill Spider-Man/Peter. This way he can create Venom as the anti-Spider-Man.

Hitman to Batman (crossover) Batman to Punisher (crossover)

Read my review. The second boss took me forever, but after that the bosses haven't been too much of a challenge. I have, however, found a somewhat easy way to kill the ninjas, which makes the game wee bit repetitive. But it's still one of the best games out there right now.

Why don't you post another since I only got it through your hints.

In that case: Judge Anderson to Judge Dredd Judge Dredd to Batman (crossover) Batman to Spawn (crossover) Spawn to Skull

Word has it that Paul Walker (The Fast and the Furious) and Christian Millian (Torque) are up for the Storm siblings. Walker I buy and would love to see as Johnny, but I have several problems with Millian. One of them being that she's clearly way too young for the role, and the other being that her race doesn't fit. Earlier it was reported that Ben Grimm would not be cast as a black actor (as was rumored) because they "respect the source material," so I don't see them casting a Hispanic actress to play Sue.

01. It's a good thing for comics, because Marvel finally has a creator-owned imprint. 02. It surely means more money for Bendis and Mack. Why else would they uproot their titles? Why is this good? More money equals more respect for creators. And more respect is exactly what creators need. Remember, Image was formed because seven guys didn't think they were getting enough respect. Marvel is making sure they don't create more competition. Call it a good thing for creators, or call it business smarts -- either way I like it. 03. Why will we suddenly get less of what we're used to? It's creator owned, meaning the creators can do whatever they want. Nothing will change -- trust me. 04. There will be no random Marvel superhero appearances. Wonder Woman doesn't pop up in Y - The Last Man, so The Punisher won't join forces with Walker.

(source) WOW! Fucking wow! :OMG:

Your choices speak volumes, my friend. Volumes!

That would be sweet!

G4 reported this the other day as bona fide news, and never mentioned it being simply a rumor.

Same here. Though I don't make it a point to buy the book every month, I've been reading it more since Kyle got the ring. Brining Hal back or giving it to another person isn't the right move -- if that's what DC is doing.

These do not impress me. (Sorry about the size messing up the screen.)

Before I say anything else, I must admit that Jeff and I are friends. Okay, with that out of the way, Jack Rabbit is seriously funny and has the right amount of drama to keep you coming back. By no means am I an indy guy -- I love my capes and tights -- but Jack is a book I would buy even if I didn't know Jeff. What we need, however, are separate Captain Snappy and Jezüs one-shots, and maybe a Sugar Brown mini. Seriously. So get to work, mister!