Timandm

@TheCheeseStabber said:

I think they Should Make a West Coast Avengers Film an Great Lakes Avengers x3

The Great Lakes Avengers is one of the finest, most noble, most POWERFUL superheroes teams ever formed. How dare you suggest... um.. LOLOLOL!!! Nope... I couldn't even type that whole thought out without breaking out laughing. I would LOVE to see a Great Lakes Avengers movie... Squirrel girl will be stopping crime... Mr. Immortal will be dying and coming back... Big Bertha will be..um..big... And 2D man will be...there?

In particular, I'd like to see the episode where Deadpool shows up to arrest them for not registering with the initiative...Man, that was funny.

@Thunderscream: Yep. Thanks. Sometimes it's hard to remember everyone on the team. Especially those late and night replies.

Regarding Warpath, he's an interesting character so it's time for him to quit taking time off and get back to work... And his girlfriend can come along too...(I also think she's interesting.)

@9th Wonder said:

Anne Hathaway as Catwoman= COLOSSAL FAILURE.

I can't help but feel the same way... However, I also didn't think Heath Ledger would make a good Joker and MAN was I wrong. I have never seen the joker portrayed so well... So, I'm hoping Anne will surprise us as well...

That's an excellent question...

What the new ones are supposed to be about... No idea... But...

Uncanny X-Men - The first. Charles Xavier, Professor X, brought to his mansion five young mutants to train them in the use of their powers. Cyclops, Jean Grey (Marvel Girl), Angel, Beast, and Iceman. It's change quite a bit over the years, but Uncanny X-Men, I believe, is the mainstay of all the X-Men series.

New Mutants - After Professor X had been training the original team for a few years, he brought even younger mutants to his mansion and officially turned it into a school... Cannonball, Mirage, Karma, Sunspot, Wolfsbane, Magman, and Cipher. Later Magik and Warlocke would join them.

Astonishing X-Men - Um... This series seems to have story arcs that the rest of the Marvel Universe is NOT involved in. Things like the X-Men fighting on Break World, or the Ghost Box series...

X-Men - This seems to have the same purpose as Astonishing X-Men. There's so much going on with the X-Men, that you need several series to tell the whole story...

After those, it gets fuzzy... But even though there are a number of titles, they run parallel to each other.

X-Force - at least the last two volumes of X-Force were teams put together to basically kill... They do that which no one else really wants to do... and they are clandestine. Scott formed the second X-Force team (Wolverine, Warpath, X-23, Angel, and Psylocke) to go after and kill the purifiers... The latest X-Force team was put together by Wolverine without Scott's knowledge (Wolverine, Angel, Psylocke, Deadpool, and Fantomex)

Legacy - SEEMS to try and stick to major events; Civil War, Seige, Nation X, etc...

Generation Hope - All centered around Hope Summers, the first Mutant born after M-Day. The writers are obviously forming a team that parallels the very first X-Men team... It started off very slow, but it's gotten good.

X-Factor - This is not really associated directly with the X-Men, but many of their members were X-Men at one time, or at least students at Xavier's school. I love this series.. Their stories do not tie into to the 'mutant fight for survival' every issue like most of the X-Men series do. These are simply Mutants who formed a detective agency... It's VERY good.

Wolverine - Obviously, this one is all about Wolverine.

I hope this helps.

@MrUnknown: Sorry, wasn't trying to get "disgusting." Babies are cute, and rats..well... they aren't. Eating rats is disgusting. My bad. Let's focus back on the "eating babies" thing. LOL!

So... SURE raising the prices seems like the obvious solution... But what next? You don't think the poor will develop a taste for babies? Well, now you're going have a black market for roast babies. You'll have criminal organizations getting involved as they see a market to exploit. THEN what?

@SC said:

@Timandm said:

I have no idea what that is a preview of?

Its a preview of a montage that Greg Land will be producing in two years time for X-Books. Uhm either that or its a review of a montage he did two years ago for X-Books... same thing really...

Two years? Could that be two months?

@jrock85 said:

@Timandm: Bishop is actually an Australian Aborigine and the Native American guy you were referring to earlier is Jason Strongbow. *smile*

YES! Jason Strongbow! That's him. It's been bugging me.

I didn't realize Bishop was Aborigine, but he does have that look. (Which I guess he should...)

As for 'who doesn't make it out alive.' It really doesn't matter because they'll come back to life soon enough... Super hero death really doesn't mean a thing and Marvel knows this. That's why they tried to address the issue in Fear Itself - Black Widow... But they failed... They tried to give us a reason to feel bad for superheroes that die, but they completely failed... So, it just doesn't matter.

@DeathpooltheT1000: I wondered for a moment if you meant 'from India' but... Okay.. First off, Torro and Zorro are both Mexican, from Mexico. There are others whose names allude me at the moment, but I know there are more Mexican heroes.

As for Indian... Yeah, that's a tough one. Dr. Rao is the only Indian character I can think of... She's a member of the X-Club and the developer of the infamous "cure" for mutants.

@joshmightbe said:

@Timandm: I was talking about the Kangaroos, I'm firmly against cannibalism

Ah... Yeah, that would be different. LOL!