Venom( Brock OBVIOUSLY ) Sandman( actually i really liked him when i have read a few issues where he was a good guy ) Dr Octopus( pretty classic villain ) Kingpin ( i don't know why ) Kraven( as i have mention before )
These actually are my faves. Yeah they are not many. =]
@Morpheus_: I guess i have a wrong point of view of how a classic villain is. I guess you are right, i just don't like him enough to count him as a favorite of mine. =]
" @Morpheus_: I guess i have a wrong point of view of how a classic villain is. I guess you are right, i just don't like him enough to count him as a favorite of mine. =] "
" @Morpheus_: I guess i have a wrong point of view of how a classic villain is. I guess you are right, i just don't like him enough to count him as a favorite of mine. =] "
It's cool.
Have you read Kraven's Last Hunt? "
I have it, but i have not read it yet. I have many spider-man issues that i have not read yet. I'm looking for free time to do it. Christmas will be nice. Why do you ask? =]
" @Morpheus_: I guess i have a wrong point of view of how a classic villain is. I guess you are right, i just don't like him enough to count him as a favorite of mine. =] "
It's cool.
Have you read Kraven's Last Hunt? "
I have it, but i have not read it yet. I have many spider-man issues that i have not read yet. I'm looking for free time to do it. Christmas will be nice. Why do you ask? =] "
Since you enjoy Kraven, I thought it fitting to ask. It's the definitive Kraven story, and one of the best comic book arcs (not exclusively Spidey related) of all time. The Grim Hunt uses elements from Kraven's Last Hunt, and also references it (with Spider-Man wearing the black costume during the climax of the story).
@Morpheus_: Good to know that. I have seen a few pages from the issues and it seems very interesting. And since i'm aware of what basically happened in the story, i understand what you are saying about how related Grim Hunt is, to that arc. I like how Kelly used old events to make a new one that it might be one of the best spidey story arcs. =]
" @spidey 15: I was more excited when Kelly used Ezekiel during Grim Hunt, even though it proved to be the Chameleon. "
Indeed, that was good. Especially the way he appeared in the scene. But as you said, it was Chameleon so it was not as exciting as it should be otherwise. =]
" Spoiler tags give me the incessant urge to read it. "
Resist the urge, because despite my displeasure concerning the development, I didn't saw it coming. At least not in that way. Big Time in general is an ideal jumping on point for new readers, and the first two issues are worth it.
@Morpheus_: Ugh, I need to get to the comic store... I try to avoid this thread until I make my monthly trip to avoid accidental spoilers, but I wanna get involved in the discussion, lol
" @Morpheus_: Ugh, I need to get to the comic store... I try to avoid this thread until I make my monthly trip to avoid accidental spoilers, but I wanna get involved in the discussion, lol "
LOL. I understand. I am positively surprised by how many things have happened in the course of only two issues under Slott's tenure. Lots of things to talk about once you get to read them.
" @Morpheus_: Ugh, can't wait until I can drive... But even then I doubt I'll be making weekly visits, lol Still, next year I'm off to University, and my top choice is conveniently a short bus journey away from my comic store xD "
ASM is due twice a month, you can organise your trips to the store perfectly, then. :P
" Spoiler tags give me the incessant urge to read it. "
Resist the urge, because despite my displeasure concerning the development, I didn't saw it coming. At least not in that way. Big Time in general is an ideal jumping on point for new readers, and the first two issues are worth it.
Too late. And if I start reading now am I going to unwratand what's going on? I have never read an issue of Spider-Man before.
" Spoiler tags give me the incessant urge to read it. "
Resist the urge, because despite my displeasure concerning the development, I didn't saw it coming. At least not in that way. Big Time in general is an ideal jumping on point for new readers, and the first two issues are worth it.
Too late. And if I start reading now am I going to unwratand what's going on? I have never read an issue of Spider-Man before. "
I think so, Slott has gotten off to a good start, IMO, and the first 2 issues of "Big Time" will get you introduced to most of the current characters and situations. Being a huge spidey fan I'm biased but I think this new direction will put Spidey back on the right track. Still getting used to Ramos' art style, but he's growing on me. Grab the first 2 and give them a look, you might enjoy them. :)
A moment that i thought it was pretty cool in #649, it was the one where Aunt May had a flashback where she prevented Peter from quiting school and that someday he will be a scientist. And finally he become one. =]
" Spoiler tags give me the incessant urge to read it. "
Resist the urge, because despite my displeasure concerning the development, I didn't saw it coming. At least not in that way. Big Time in general is an ideal jumping on point for new readers, and the first two issues are worth it.
Too late. And if I start reading now am I going to unwratand what's going on? I have never read an issue of Spider-Man before. "
You may not get in depth references from the past, but everything you require to know is mentioned, so, yes.
" A moment that i thought it was pretty cool in #649, it was the one where Aunt May had a flashback where she prevented Peter from quiting school and that someday he will be a scientist. And finally he become one. =] "
I absolutely loved that moment. It was Dan Slott reminding us that this move in Peter's life is not only valid, but it should have happened a very long time ago.
Ok, so what's the deal with Sandman's "daughter" Kemia?! Wasn't it said that she's not his REAL daughter, just some woman's daughter he decided belonged to him during a prison visit or something???? Because in "Vengeance Of The Moon Knight" it's implied that she's his actual daughter and in "BIG TIME" he says so himself. This is driving me crazy. Sandman with a daughter should never have happened in 616, keep it in "REIGN" and the movie, damn!
" Ok, so what's the deal with Sandman's "daughter" Kemia?! Wasn't it said that she's not his REAL daughter, just some woman's daughter he decided belonged to him during a prison visit or something???? Because in "Vengeance Of The Moon Knight" it's implied that she's his actual daughter and in "BIG TIME" he says so himself. This is driving me crazy. Sandman with a daughter should never have happened in 616, keep it in "REIGN" and the movie, damn! "
" A moment that i thought it was pretty cool in #649, it was the one where Aunt May had a flashback where she prevented Peter from quiting school and that someday he will be a scientist. And finally he become one. =] "
I absolutely loved that moment. It was Dan Slott reminding us that this move in Peter's life is not only valid, but it should have happened a very long time ago. "
" A moment that i thought it was pretty cool in #649, it was the one where Aunt May had a flashback where she prevented Peter from quiting school and that someday he will be a scientist. And finally he become one. =] "
I absolutely loved that moment. It was Dan Slott reminding us that this move in Peter's life is not only valid, but it should have happened a very long time ago. "
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