'Out Of Gas'
Discussion of Buffy and Angel comics, books, and more. Please don't get into spoilery details in the first week of release.
Sumi:
1. Joker Last Laugh. It didn't stick. Someone was there to revive Joker.
2. Nightwing: the Target. Dick Grayson, cop, was set up by a bunch of dirty cops when they killed a suspect or two, and had to create yet another identity to prove his innocence.
Steph, had you not read Batgirl: Year One?
Steph, had you not read Batgirl: Year One?
I still haven't read it, though I should be getting it from Barnes & Noble.com today or tomorrow.
I hit up Borders yesterday. I now have Red Son on paper (and might loan that to my coworker, once I've fondled it a bit), NML #1, and the Ultimate Daredevil and Elektra.
I love Elektra so much, but so rarely. Her appearance on Daredevil up to her death, and the Hand sublot -- golden.
Most everything else? Ick.
I hope Ultimate treats her well. I heard she's getting her own Ultimate title.
What about Tim? And Alfred? When did Sasha appear?
It’s like fans get really, really upset when a character gets killed, and I’m like, have you ever read a comic before? Your survival rate, if you die in a comic, is like 99.9 percent!
Heh. Devin is the scarred old veteran.
Ple & Amych, poor Devin sounds beleaguered by stupid fans. You should drop her an email letting her know how #93 rocked your world.
1. Joker Last Laugh. It didn't stick. Someone was there to revive Joker.
I think the Joker has "died" more times (going back to his very first appearence in the 30/40s) than John Crichton and Darla combined, even if you aren't counting AUs.
Steph, had you not read Batgirl: Year One?
I just finished this the other night. It's really gooood.
I think the Joker has "died" more times (going back to his very first appearence in the 30/40s) than John Crichton and Darla combined, even if you aren't counting AUs.
That's truly impressive.
It?s like fans get really, really upset when a character gets killed, and I?m like, have you ever read a comic before? Your survival rate, if you die in a comic, is like 99.9 percent!
Moreso in Marvel than in DC, or at least that used to be the case.
I remember for a while in the 80's, the only character Marvel killed and kept dead was Guardian. A Canadian.
I remember for a while in the 80's, the only character Marvel killed and kept dead was Guardian. A Canadian.
Didn't they eventually do a story where James Hudson did return, in EXACTLY the same manner as the extremely cheesy ruse Delphine Courtney used to get back at Heather?