First of all, as usual when we let them (heroes and villains) fight each other, one could probably make a strong case for each and every one of them. It always depends on the situation and certainly one's bias. Having said this....
Raven would win because she's the only one who can think (straight)!
Beast Boy is just a baby really. Robin is overestimating his own cleverness. Cyborg is cool but gets distracted easily which counts for all the boys by the way. Just get them some pizzas and they will stop fighting. Well, they would actually start fighting over that pizza and the best slice of it immediately. Point is, they're lacking focus. Leaves us with the two ladies and with all due respect they are the most powerful anyway, and I'd say Raven has the edge because of her telekinesis and magic. Anyhow, one of the ladies would win definitely... especially if they first decide to battle the boys together. Starfire's combat abilities combined with Raven's powers. Say goodbye to the boys!
@winter_kills: Wow, I didn't notice at first this issue #7 is coming out this week already. Sweet.
I still have to read the original series and Korvac Saga as I started reading and following the Guardians with DnA's incredible Annihilation saga (well, Keith Giffen was heavily involved, too). Unfortunately there already are so many other series on my to-do list. I'm currently re-reading everything The Boys and next up would be Fables which means I'm pretty much occupied for the next couple of weeks assuming I'm going to like Fables. However, I'll find a way to squeeze in the classic Guardians as I really like these guys.
Secret Wars - Both tie-ins, by Abnett & Bendis, sound very exciting and are on my pull list already. I may also get these interlocking variant covers by Skottie Young. And then we'll see what will happen after Secret Wars. The movie-Guardians will definitely survive the event. Another problem regarding the continuation of the G-3000 series is Abnett's incredibly busy schedule since he's writing two ongoing series for DC (He-Man and the digital first, Infinite Crisis) plus Battlestar Galactica stuff for Dynamite. He seems to have his hands on all kinds of cosmic books. He's like the Asimov of modern day comics. I agree with you it should be Abnett taking care of Marvel's cosmic series ... not Bendis who should spend more of his precious time on Icon Comics. That would make everybody a lot more happier.
@sinikettu: Yup! At some point I stopped counting all the series that I only picked up because of his reviews. Needless to say I enjoy/ed reading most of these series, especially Gregg's most recent recommendation: Suiciders from Vertigo. Losing Gregg is bad.... really bad!
DAMN YOU CITY OF ANAHEIM FOR TAKING WONDER CON AWAY FROM THE BAY AREA!!!
When it was in San Francisco I use to go every year and to think that I missed out on seeing this beautiful woman in person because they moved the Con to So-Cal due to some stupid renovations to the place where it used to be held (which have long been completed) is so infuriating!
Really?!? Perhaps it is less convenient for you to get there than in previous years but it's still in your neighborhood, man! -- Greetings from Europe.
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