When written well, she's a hoot. And I don't think it was parity they were going for, more T&A.
I hear she's been written quite well lately, and may have to pick up a few trades.
Members of the spandex set that have had their own shows that I have watched: Superman, Spider-Man, Spider-Woman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Hulk. (The Flash had one, as I recall, but I didn't watch it.)
(Heh. My non-comics comics character exposure appears to be 50/50 DC/Marvel. Which is so unlike my 90/10 ratio on the pulls.)
I have no real conclusions, except that Spider-Woman was totally underrated, and that Bendis totally had my number with New Avengers.
Nutty are you defining "major" as important to/in comics, or outside of?
I guess I was talking outside, since I'm outside. Basically, the "major" guys are the guys you can invoke in a conversation with coworkers, and not expect a blank stare; the "minor" folks require some explanation.
With the exception of Jessica Alba, who is not my Sue (at least get a girl who looks like it's possible that her blondeness is real, sheesh), I'm very stoked about this film. The FF were my comic book family when I was a kid; you go out and play with Spidey or the X-Men, but when you come home after, it's to the Baxter Building.
Though I'll hang my head and admit that it wasn't until recently that I realized their powers were thematically based on the four elements. How could this have been made more obvious, y'know?
Spider Woman had her own show?
How could this have been made more obvious, y'know?
By having Namor on the team?
Spider Woman had her own show?
No. But if Ple were a network executive...
eta: Oops! There was a toon.
Spider Woman had her own show?
There was a 'toon. And Viewmasters. And Underoos.
It is possible I was a little obsessed.
No. But if Ple were a network executive...
Did too! HA!
Joan Van Ark did the voice.
There was a superhero cartoon, with a female superhero no less, and David had never even heard of it?
I cannot find the words to convey my disappointment.
