The Ultimate universe is its own continuity that is "inspired by" and reflects the regular Marvel Universe characters, but isn't tied to the original continuity.
I have never found Angel attractive until #40. Go team them.
I need to track a site down that explains each branch and its relation to normal canon. I fear that the extension of normal Xverse is one of the comics I hate.
But The New Mutants is also pretty good. I've had to buy some of all of them, until I had enough data to work out what I was buying out of habit, and which one I really wanted the next of right away.
I love Kilowog. He shaped my cursing for a while.
It was on Cartoon Network last night at around 8. Duck Dodger's and Hal Jordan's dry cleaning get mixed up and hilarity ensues.
Thanks DX. TiVo says it's not rerunning anytime soon (grrr), but I'll keep an eye out for it.
Jon, the fact that the Duck Dodgers theme is a collaboration between Tom Jones and The Flaming Lips should have alerted you to its sensibility.
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OK, I guess I need to watch this, huh?
OK, I guess I need to watch this, huh?
Well, it's not exactly Adult Swim, but it is pretty fun. And the theme is great - very Thunderball/Goldfinger.
I just came across this article:
CHRIS GOLDEN & AMBER BENSON'S GHOSTS OF ALBION BECOMES DEL REY SERIES.
Has anybody seen or read any of this
Ghosts of Albion
stuff? Is it any good?
Jeff, The Ghosts of Albion stuff is here
Ghosts of Albion
The 'Legacy' story is very good (scroll down a bit), the 'Astray' one is not quite as good. IMHO, of course.
I just ordered the Tales of the Slayer paperback (along with a few other things).
I noticed there's multiple volumes - are the additional ones worth pursuing? I noted Jane Espenson (sp?) is on vol. 2 (I thought she had a story in 1), but no one listed on 3 but Christopher Golden. Are these comics or stories?
I went for 1, because it was the one that definitely had Joss on it, and was obviously a comic.
