This is a brief question I've recently had a debate with a friend over (it was friendly, so I thought maybe it will be friendly here too). Is their something wrong with a white male choosing to only read comics which star a white male? My side was no. As it is a preference and in fact I know someone who believes that he can only relate to white male characters so thats what HE reads. Now thats not to says that everbody can't have their own preferences, and everyone should read what they enjoy.
The objective of this forum is to try and speculate about briefly seen universes in Wildstorm comics. I choose Wildstorm because throughout the various series we see brief glimpses of interesting comic universes that we never get to explore. So here we are, preparing to both speculate and have some fun. There is a pseudo template below:
Universe Nickname (make it up if it isn't named)
Image of said multiverse
Speculation on said multiverse
Evidence regarding speculation (no image required)
This blog is for the superhero lovers of this website. Lately I have been feeling kinda strange towards superheroes. The oversaturation, the all-compassing politics. That love of Superheroes is almost fading. So I want to know, I want to hear you tell me in the best way possible: Why do you love superheroes?
I am trying to write a story based on the premise "what if an Authority existed in the 80s". Have any of you any characters that exemplifies the 80s enough to use as a refrence?
Okay, so I am writing a story. I want my character to have powers and be a physical manifestation of the Goldilock Principle. So any idea how to do that? How the powers would work?
We get X-Men like: Maggot, and Skin. Weird but useful powers. So my challenge is for you to come up with the weirdest (yet useful) mutant power you can think of.
I am curious. We have all seen edge of spider-verse. So if they wrote an edge of Punisherverse what would you want. Come up with some alternate Punishers.
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