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Added by Pania on Oct. 2, 2009

It's hard to pick one title because like most fans, I have favorite writers of this or that title and writers of this or that title that I absolutely loathe. If I could read 1980's Chris Claremont New Mutants or Uncanny X-men for the rest of my life, I would be so there! Actually, if I Neil Gaiman's Sandman could go on forever, that would be my choice. But it didn't. And of course, New Mutants have come and gone, and come again, and gone again, and come back for some more. And ever since 2001, Uncanny and sometimes Vol. 2 have been on a downward slide in the abyss of bad writing. This makes me temped to step completely outside the box and say, "The Red Star:" which has an epic storyline, great characters, and absolutely incredible art. But someday the wheel will turn, Uncanny will get better again, and Marvel characters will tempt me back. So...probably Uncanny. Even though I am not even buying it now. *chuckle*


Added by Pania on Jan. 10, 2009

If they are priced the same, I really don't care. But when the prices are jacked up, it's just an insult. "We know you will buy same comic for three to five times the normal price because you are just sheeeeeep!"



Added by Pania on Sept. 10, 2008

I read and collect.


Added by Pania on Aug. 19, 2008

I know it's funny, being a Marvelite and an X-Freak, but JLU is just...better than any of the X-Men related cartoons. The characters are fully fleshed out, the stories reasonably complex, the voice acting is top notch, and the animation is good.

Of the X-Men related cartoons, I liked Evolution the most. TAS followed the stories more, but the animation was mediocre and the voice acting just got on my nerves.