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I do not want them to join. I think the X-Men work best on their own where they are only powered people and have enough stories to tell for a while without needing to merge. Fantastic Four also have a great wealth of stories that could be told if Fox could figure out how to make a decent movie.

There are already nearly too many characters to fit into a 2+ hour movie without people being relegated to the background and there don't need to be any more forced references and cameos between the properties.

That rooftop scene was a great reenactment of the scene from the Welcome Back, Frank arc of Ennis' Punisher series which plays out a little differently. That was the one scene that I had hoped they put in the show, and was really happy with the way it turned out.

Very interesting. I have taken a break from buying new books for the past few months but am happy to see that Peter is coming back. Might need to jump back in and catch up on the rest of my Valiant books whenever that happens. I hope that Dysart is writing.

My favorite New52 books are as follows:

1. Wonder Woman (Azzarello's run. Haven't read past it yet)
2. Swamp Thing (Snyder's run was very enjoyable and it gets even better under Soule)
3. Aquaman (Read through Johns' run and really liked it)
4. Animal Man (Only read up through Rot World, but the book was very enjoyable)
5. Flash

@rama7: They battle the Sphinx in issues 206-212 or 213. I'm thinking that this scene happens between issues 206 through 208. They are battling the Skrulls at Xander and Sphinx then goes and gets the knowledge of the Worldmind (I think) and becomes nearly all powerful so the FF have to go get Galactus to fight him. I think it is early in the arc because once he becomes all powerful, the FF don't interact with him much as they are dealing with Terrax and are being rapidly aged. Issue 207 focuses on Johnny who is not with them so I think the best chance for what you are looking for is 208 and the runner up is 206. I don't remember much of their encounters in the later issues of the arc.

Sports is the only thing I miss from cutting cable about a year ago. It was hard at first, but I eventually because used to it. Especially after the extra $100 a month started to add up. Anyways, I believe Netflix does free trials so you could sign up, watch for the free trial or even one month and watch both seasons of DD before cancelling. I think the 26 hours of extremely compelling shows is well worth $7.99.

I interned with a Big 4 accounting firm after junior year and was offered a job at the end of it so I had a job lined up before going into my final year.

Here are a couple cool lists done on CBR on most memorable covers.

Marvel - http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2011/12/27/the-top-50-most-memorable-covers-of-the-marvel-age-master-list/

DC - http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2009/11/30/top-75-most-iconic-dc-covers-of-all-time-master-list/

My favorite Marvel covers both come from Steranko's Nick Fury series. Alex Ross has a bunch of covers that would be up there for me as well.

For DC, I'll go with House of Secrets #92

1. Captain America: TWS (20 Points)
2. Iron Man
3. Dark Knight
4. Hellboy 2: Golden Army
5. Batman Begins
6. Avengers
7. Spider-Man 2
8. X-Men 2
9. Hellboy
10. X-Men First Class
11. Guardians of the Galaxy
12. X-Men Days of Future Past
13. Captain America First Avenger
14. Superman 1
15. Watchmen
16. Incredible Hulk
17. Spider-Man
18. Batman Returns
19. 300
20. Sin City