Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! 
 
I have subscriptions for Amazing Spider-Man, Ultimate Comics Spider-Man and Ultimate Comics Avengers.... 
 
After some time I got a special offer of $17.97... so I took it.... 
 
I called and decided to get two more subscriptions.... Uncanny X-Men and Invincible Iron Man.... 
 
Well anyways I was told that in about a week I would get a confirmation e-mail. I never got a confirmation e-mail and then I called Costumer Service.... 
  
I told them I never got the e-mail and the money was never charged.... So then I was told that the reason it hadn't been processed was because of  the company under Marvel taking car of subscriptions moved/ changed or something so I had to wait 2 more weeks for that... 
 
I waited... 
 
and the money was charged but I never got a confirmation e-mail..... I called in today and was told that there was no record of me doing any transaction and that I did have record orf Iron Man but no X-men.... and was told to wait another 2 weeks to wait... anyways they pretty much just told me my money was lost! 
  

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!  
 
Sorry I needed to vent my feelings...  
 

Anybody know a solution?

Since Deadpool is goign to guest stra on ASP #611 Newsarama.com interviewed the Merc With a Mouth.... (Just thought I'd share it whit all of you guys!) 
 
"Weekly Webbing is back, but this time, Spider-Man has some competition.

Last week, Newsarama gave Spider-Man fans 24 hours of Steve Wacker and the Spider-Man office – a "Tweetumentary" where Newsarama readers had access to the man who oversees the weekly release of new Spider-Man comics.

But after all that work, Wacker wanted a week off.

So which Marvel maven stepped forward to handle the Weekly Webbing this week?
 
Deadpool.

Well, "stepped forward" may be a bit of an exaggeration. But for enough money, Deadpool will do anything – even team up with Spidey.

On Nov. 11, the Merc with a Mouth will co-star in Amazing Spider-Man #611 in a story written by Joe Kelly with art by Eric Canete. Although the story will tie into the "Gauntlet" story that starts next month and runs through next year in Amazing Spider-Man, Kelly told Newsarama the insults in the issue get pretty crazy.

"There is a little bit of 'who's the bigger smart-ass' element to this story. But I describe it as, you go to a comedy club, and you get a comic up there that's pretty good, but you can tell he's trying to stay clean. But then you get a heckler going after him who can say whatever he wants. That brings the comic who's on stage down really fast. And all of the sudden, they're both in the gutter, and it quickly gets very nasty and very funny," Kelly said. "And I'm thinking there might be a similar relationship between Deadpool and Spidey. 'Cause Deadpool would say the things Spidey would want to say. But being around that guy? All of the sudden he's just going to say it. It's like somebody just poking you and poking you and poking you, and I don't think Spidey has the endurance to deal with Deadpool for very long without sort of going to that blue place."

So without delaying this "poking" any longer – er, uh, I mean interview – it's time to talk with Deadpool about his upcoming appearance in Amazing Spider-Man #611.

Newsarama: Deadpool, since you're appearing in the pages of Amazing Spider-Man next month –
 
Deadpool: Annnnnnd it begins. I was warned. "Don't lick the toad. Do not lick!" So I ate it, of course, and now the piper must be paid with yet another new voice in the ol' braincase. Though I never had a ladyfied hallucination before. Sorta sexy...

Nrama: Right... Um, what are your thoughts on sharing the spotlight with the web-slinger?
 
Deadpool: ...and sort of WRONG. Listen, Lady Voice, the spotlights that shine my way are not "shared." They may on occasion be spattered with the blood of my enemies and cousins who owe me money, but they are not "shared." Spider-Man, if a man he indeed be, is suckling from the manly-action-hero teat that is Deadpool, who you know must be exponentially cooler, because he speaks of himself in the third person.

Nrama: But you have to admit, Spider-Man has quite a fan following, probably thanks to those cartoons and movies he's got. Is that intimidating for you?
 
Deadpool: Look, some guys have real fans, cest moi, and some guys have other guys who are just in the habit of following them around... like zombies lookin' for a brain on a bun. No offense, but the dude is so old school Socrates was his gym teacher. I'm the swagger of the 21st century, and everyone who's anyone knows that.
 
"Intimidating..." HA! FYI, I'm in a cartoon AND a movie, and I didn't DANCE in either one. I have also been the star of over 5,000 short stop-motion films, shot in my basement, featuring me kicking buttock.
 
Nrama: Did you use a Deadpool action figure–?
 
Deadpool: [clearing throat] It was a Spider-Man repaint. Next question.

Nrama: One difference between the two of you is that Spider-Man plays the part of hero. How would you describe the part you play?
 
Deadpool: God of Awesome. You make it so easy, Lady Voice...

Nrama: Do you like teaming up with other folks in costume? Or are you more of a solo act?
 
Deadpool: If by "other folks in costume" you mean ladies from the X-Universe, lady Avengers, or lady A.I.M. redshirts, and by "teaming up" you mean ********** the ******* and **********, then yes.
 
But usually I'm solo...[sigh], except when I travel with my posse...I mean my Corps. But Alonso says I’m not supposed to talk about that.

Nrama: Don't you miss Cable?
 
Deadpool: Only on cloudy days. I switched to satellite.

Nrama: Would it make a difference if the costume was being worn by a female? There is a Spider-Woman, you know...
 
Deadpool: It would make a difference in my therapy bill. Especially if she was hot. That would be really confusing and uncomfortable, which is how I like my relationships...but she would look like me... I'm not a well person, Lady Voice. I'm just not well at all.

Nrama: Is there anything you want to warn your fans to expect from your meeting with Spider-Man?
 
Deadpool: It's his final issue. Don't believe the solicits. There is no Amazing #612. I smack him so hard he wakes up in that little blue ball universe. The book reboots with D'Amazing Deadpool #1 next ish. 13 variant covers. Wicked.

Nrama: Anything else?
 
Deadpool: I like pie.
 
Now if you'll excuse me, I have other voices to ignore like my Conscience and Good Taste while I go see what my costume looks like on a female mannequin. Gotta get my camera too... Slay ya later!"

  A Latin American internet page posted this a while back:

"Luego del final de Dark Reign los jóvenes superheróes del universo Marvel tendrán la interesante oportunidad de unirse a una escuela que los ayudará a pulir sus talentos y prepararse para asumir el manto de sus predecesores cuando llegue el momento.

Se trata de Avengers Academy, un nuevo título Marvel 2010 que será escrito por Christos Gage y dibujado por Mike McKone. Tanto Gage como McKone son profesionales de primer nivel, y a pesar de que no siempre han recibido los proyectos que se merecen esta podría ser su oportunidad de brillar como nunca antes.

Personalmente creo que este título tendrá un tono similar a Young Avengers y The Initiative solo que con un poco más de intervención de los Vengadores originales. Al mismo tiempo es importante notar que Marvel ha encontrado un filón de ventas con X-Men First Class y todo parece apuntar a que extenderá el fenómeno de la escuela de heróes a los Vengadores.

Avengers Academy sale a la venta en el 2010."


This is what it says in English:

"After the end of Dark Reign the young superheroes from the Marvel Universe will have the intresting oportunity to enroll into a school tht will help them polish their talents and prepare themselves to take over the mantle of their predecessors when the moment comes.

This is about the Avengers Academy, a new title on Marvel 2010 by Christos Gage and Mike McKone. Both Gage and McKone are professionals top level, and even though they don't always recieve the projects they deserve, this could be their chance to shine like never before.

Personally I think this title will have a very similar tone to Young Avengers and The Initiative except with a little more intervention of the original Avengers. At the same time its important to note that marvel has found a long line of sales with X-Men: First Class and it all point to the fact that this phenomenon of the school of super heroes of the Avengers.

Avengers Academy will be sold on 2010."


Did anybody knew about this?
What can you explain about this?
What do you think?

... wait no, Ultimate Comics Spider-Man, no no Dark Avengers..... 
 
Aaaahhh i can't chooose waaaahhhh

 So San Diego Comic-Con 2010 is a while away, but can you believe that tickets are SOLD OUT?!?!?!?

Well not exactly what you think but Preview Night is out...

This is what Comic-Con.org has to say about it:

"Because of the increasing number of attendees on Preview Night each year, we have decided to limit attendance for Preview Night in 2010.  It is impossible to accommodate every person who registers for a four-day badge on Preview Night, so we made available four-day memberships with and without the Preview Night option."


I just checked and tickets for Preview Night are SOLD OUT...

You can still get 4-Day tickets but without Preview Night...

4-DAY MEMBERSHIPS
ON SALE NOW
ONLINE PURCHASE ONLY

WITH PREVIEW NIGHT
Sold Out

WITHOUT PREVIEW NIGHT
Adults: $100
Jr/Sr: $50*

Tough Cookie, if you wanted to go to Preview Night!!