Reuelthomas

I would really like to see Marvel create an animated universe that was connected, but didn't require seeing each animated movie to understand what was happening.

With that in mind you could create a Civil War movie that just focused on the main series. Civil War has a good premise that would not need a lot of exposition to explain: super hero battle leads to death of many children therefor super heroes should be regulated.

House of M would also be a great story and adaptable to the time constrictions, but I wonder if it would be too confusing to the general populace. Also, the end of House of M ends with a change so significant that it would almost need to be dealt with in any movies following.

Hello gang,

Thanks for reading my question last week, when you mentioned my daughters name I paused the podcast so her and my wife could listen. They were both very excited!

When I was heavy into comics in the 90's there was a lot of emphasis put onto the artists on a book and not as much on the writer. I feel that this led, somewhat, to the implosion of the comics business in the mid to late 90's. It seems to me now that writers are on equal ground, if not somewhat more important than the artist. I find myself looking for runs that a writer did, for example after listening to your podcast over the last few months I've been looking for more James Robinson work. His Earth 2 is a great series and now I want to get on board with Shade then go back further for more Robinson stories. Of course I've also been picking up Justice League because Jim Lee is the artist, I don't think I would be reading it otherwise. Geoff Johns is a great writer, I'm just not super impressed with his run so far.

What do you all think, has writing become more important, or is it just the fact that good writers are able to put out more work in a month than artists can?

Let's see if I've got this.

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Thanks,

Ru

Unfortunately I was only able to see Avengers this summer, so I can't really say which was my favorite. However, Avengers was a really fun movie that I was able to see with my wife and our daughter, so that made it really special and we all really enjoyed it. We have already put a pre-order in for the Blu-Ray, which is unheard of in our household, because my wife does not see what's so great about Blu-Rays. I can't wait to watch it all again, then dive into the special features.

That seems like it's distancing itself from the comics quite a bit.

I'm so far behind on most of these series that I will just wait for the trades (AvX, Uncanny X-Force). I do think I will grab Daredevil, since it's a one off issue and I am also a big fan of Allred.

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@Mercy_ : Thanks Mercy, she can be pretty darn cute, but I'm a little biased.

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@umbrafeline :My wife told her that you called her a cutie patootie and Van smiled and repeated it for a few minutes. It made her happy, thanks!

@LadyLigeia :Please share away! It's quite amazing having children, it sure can be hard, but they make it worth it with just the smallest thing they say. And thanks, my wife and I do our best, but it's nice to see that we might be doing something right.

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I appreciate all the looks and replies. I was up pretty late last night and the post didn't come out exactly as I had planned, but I am very happy with the reception it got here on Comic Vine. I feel like this is a much nicer part of the internet, and I feel more comfortable posting here. Thanks again everyone!

Thank you for that @DDangelico !