FEAR ITSELF vs ORIGINAL SIN

Fear Itself.

do not even remotely understand the hate for fear itself.

great villains that tie in to both cap & thors mythos, who feel like a genuine threat, no hero vs heros (not counting the thing), bucky was going to stop being cap and publically die anyway after the winter soldier trial, brubaker said so himself, and the lack of emotional importance in his death in the main series is made up for in the one shot where he gets brought back IMO, you really see how hard it hit black widow. thor's death was also point less but the tanarus plot that followed was a very cool idea (the execution of the idea was less than it could have been but still)

GREAT freaking art by stuart immonen, great character redesigns by Marko Djurdjevic.

yes there was a F**K ton of tie ins, but some of them where actually good (uncanny x-men, thunderbolts)

I loved Original Sin, and the bonus was they actually followed through on some of the "earth-shattering changes to the universe" etc.

Ok, they may not have been earth shattering, but at least they shook some things up and left them like that. (Age of Ultron, I'm looking at you)

I really liked both a lot.

@movieartman: Agreed. After the lackluster event that was Siege, I rather enjoyed Fear Itself and thought it was a good event.

Fear Itself.

@war_killer: glad we agree on fear but I must say I liked siege a great deal not as much as fear or infinity but I'd say it's my 3rd fav marvel event.

I really enjoyed the Spider-Man tieins and how inspirational Cap was at the end, and Ironman armor made of Uru was Badass.

Two of my least favorite comic book events. I can't be sure which one was worse..

@marlboroman: explain there bad qualities

I found Original Sin more intriguing.

@movieartman: You forgot the magic word.